My God, Thank You For Stirring Me Up

April 3 Scripture Meditations Based on 2Chronicles 19-22

Key Verse – 2Chronicles 21:16 Moreover the LORD stirred up against Jehoram the spirit of the Philistines, and of the Arabians, that were near the Ethiopians.

MY GOD, THANK YOU FOR STIRRING ME UP Thank You for stirring me up toward loving You devotedly Indeed meeting me during prayer-fellowship sweetly Always preparing my heart to seek You earnestly By Your compassion’s goodness greatly. Thank You for stirring me up toward praising You in my worship Indeed moving me against hypocrisy in exalting Your leadership Always kindling my gratitude to express joy in Your offered friendship By Your granted divine relationship. Thank You for stirring me up toward learning from You and Your Word Indeed teaching me to live by Your truth’s record Always guiding my faith to use Your powerful sword By Your wisdom toward understanding accord. Thank You for stirring me up toward serving You through Your vineyard Indeed choosing me as Your laboring steward Always strengthening my hands to work hard By Your might’s standard. Thank You for stirring me up toward obeying Your authority Indeed overseeing me midst worldliness’ vanity Always correcting my motives of any falsity By Your guarding sovereignty. Thank You for stirring me up toward abiding in Your will Indeed bringing me to Your presence where from chaos, I can keep still Always restoring my salvation-joy while Your assigned tasks I fulfill By Your inspiring sacrifice at Calvary hill.
April 3, 2022
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