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Good Morning!

Psalm 34:8 “O taste and see that the lord IS GOOD: blessed is the man that trusteth in him.”

Back in the 1980’s, “Readers digest” published an article stating that women who haven’t eaten for at least 7 hours prior to shopping, spend $5.76 more than their normal supermarket purchase. If they’ve eaten within two hours before shopping, they spend $7.45 less than usual!

Christian, this verse is a reminder to thoroughly examine the Lord in your life. How better to do that than to spend time in His word? For when you do, you will certainly find that God is good!

David would say in Psalm 119:103 “How sweet are thy words unto my taste! Yea, sweeter than honey to my mouth!”

If we would only take the time to savor the word of God in our life, to consume it each day, to partake of the bread of life that is Jesus Christ, we would learn to SEE that the Lord is good.

Our faith would be much improved if we would only take the time to look at our God.

Just as those women at the supermarket I believe we too would spend less:

We would spend less time worrying, for we will cast our care upon him!

We would spend less time bickering, for we would be convinced to be selfless in our love!

We would spend less time coveting, for the things of this world become dim in the light of his glory and grace!

Oh friend, if you’re saved then you have tasted of the heavenly gift and are made a partaker of the Holy Ghost according to Hebrews 6:4. So if you have tasted of such sweet things, why would you not continue to feed yourself with the good Word of God?

 

Parting thought:

The more you taste of His goodness, the more you will learn to trust Him. Blessed is the man that trusteth in him!



The assurance of every truth of scripture is just the beauty of it. First because He has promised to do it; and God's promises are bonds that never yet were dishonored. Secondly, because Christ Jesus hath taken an oath that He will do it.“ ~C.H. Spurgeon