No Want (Daily Devotional)

Shalom and welcome to our last episode of Living Supernaturally for this week. I hope this week has been encouraging and building for you, as we have looked at such an important aspect of being in the fear of the Lord. Through the last few days, we have looked ta the benefits and the blessings that we have, when we fear the Lord.

Today, we are looking at a benefit from Palms chapter 34 and verse 9, ‘Oh, fear the LORD, you, His saints! There is no want to those who fear Him.’ There is no want to them that fear Him, that is what our scripture talks about today. So, fearing God means to love God, to love God means to obey God, and when we obey God, this sets us completely for being satisfied. When we truly love God, we desire to obey Him and when we obey Him, there cannot be want of anything. What does this mean- no want? It means there will be no lack; there wouldn’t be any need that goes unmet or rather that all our needs will be satisfied and fulfilled in the Lord. This verse expresses, that while we revere and while we worship God, and as we stand in awe of Him, we are filled with the greatest satisfaction and fulfillment in every area of our lives. So, when you walk in obedience to God, because of your fear of Him, you are in the right place at all times because you are in His will, and this gives you the assurance that all things are made perfect in Him. When our attention and focus is on loving Him, then we are not looking at the mundane and the temporal things of life. The more we become aware of His presence, the more we forget the things that are temporal. When we get too busy in the things of life, when we are too preoccupied, we may lose our focus and our devotion, and this often leads us away from the fear of God and moves us to fill this void and this gap and we may seem wanting at that point of time. So, David drew from this principle and makes a request or plea to all of God’s people to fear the Lord and reiterates that within this relationship of awe and wonder, all of the other things will be secondary. We also see this in the New Testament in Mathew chapter 6 and verse 33, where it says, ‘Seek ye first the kingdom of God and His righteousness and all these things will be added unto you.’ So, when we stand in the fear of the Lord, we can be sure that we will have no want, we will lack no good thing, all of our needs, all of our desires will be met in Him, we will be satisfied and completely satiated in Him.

Let’s pray together, Heavenly Father, we thank you, that because in you, we have all that we need, we lack no good thing, we are completely fulfilled in every area of our lives because of our relationship with you. May we grow to understand this principle that the more we love and worship you, you keep us completely filled and satisfied. Thank you for this privilege that we have, in Jesus’s precious name we pray, Amen.

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