O satisfy us in the morning with Your lovingkindness, that we may sing for joy and be glad all our days. Ps. 90:14
In a recent post, I shared some thoughts on Ps 90:14. This is a verse I frequently use in prayer over myself and my family, so I revisit it a great deal. Today was one of those day of revisiting.
Today the thoughts on this verse were not about rest or stuff – they were about relationships. I crave satisfaction in relationships, but it’s not something I always find. I frequently fail, in fact. In some way, shape, form, or fashion, I fail the people I long to relate to. Some days it’s family, some days it’s friends. Whoever it is, I frequently feel (whether justified or not) that I either upset them or fall short of their expectations. The result is a lack of satisfaction – sometimes both sides not being satisfied, but frequently simply my own dissatisfaction with the relationship.
Perhaps the problem is not my failure in the relationship – or theirs either. Perhaps the problem is my lack of satisfaction in the right relationship. Am I satisfied with the lovingkindness of my precious Savior? Do I find what I long for in His arms rather than seeking it from other people?
I am challenged to be sure to find lovingkindness in Him first and foremost and let Him guide the rest of my relationships to a place of beautiful satisfaction.
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