God's Word will never fail; it never misses. None of us would like to hear every word played back that we will say today. (Incidentally, if you are like me, you do have a recorder that will play back everything you say--it's called a kid!) Why? Because our words can "miss" and we can disappoint and fail.
Whether good or bad, God's Word will not miss. In chapter 34 of Isaiah, there are some frightening prophecies of God's judgment to come. God's Word will come true. It will not miss the mark just because it seems unpalatable. But that is also true for good. In chapter 35 you will read about deserts blossoming, blind men seeing, deaf men hearing, everlasting joy and gladness. You can be encouraged in knowing that these things will come to pass because God's Word will not fail.
What should you do in light of this truth? You ought to seek it, read it, and heed it.
Seek it--find God's Word. Seeking requires time, and there is no reason to not know what God has said.
Next, read it--find what it says. I am learning that thinking about God's Word (meditation) is vital to getting something each day from God's Word. Lately, I have begun walking after I read God's Word so I can meditate on it.
Lastly, heed it--do what it says. It does not matter how much you know if you are not doing what you know.
We are accountable for what we do; and we are even more accountable for what we know. So seek it, read it, and heed it. Why? Because God's Word never fails--it never has and it never will.
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