Daily Spurgeon
Daily Spurgeon

February 6

Think of all the prayers you've offered since you first learned to pray. Our very first prayer was personal; we asked God for mercy and for forgiveness of our sins. He heard us. Once He blotted out our sins, we continued to ask for more.

We have prayed for grace to be sanctified and grace to be both guided and held back. We've needed to ask for renewed faith, comfort in God's promises, strength against temptation, help in our duties, and support during trials. We approach God like constant beggars, seeking everything we need for our souls. Fellow believers, you know you've never found spiritual nourishment anywhere else.

Every sustenance your soul has had came from heaven. The living rock, Jesus Christ, provided all the living water. Your soul never became rich on its own; it always depended on God’s daily provisions. Your prayers have lifted up for countless spiritual needs, and God answered with overflowing mercies. Isn't it true that you can say, "I love the Lord, because He heard my prayer"?

For every one of your many prayers, God has given answers. He was there in your trouble, offering strength and help, even when you doubted. Remember this and let gratitude fill your heart for God’s graciousness in hearing your prayers. "Bless the Lord, O my heart, and forget not all His benefits."

Closing Prayer

Lord, as morning arrives, help us to trust You completely, even when our way seems uncertain. We pray in Jesus' name, Amen.

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