MANNA IN THE MORNING

Some weeks are harder than others. Psalm 34 reminded me today that even in the middle of grief, difficult relationships, and big life transitions, the Lord is near. Im just so grateful for the Word of God. Like it is just so good. Just like David's says, "Taste and see that the Lord is good."

Before you watch today’s reflection, pause and read Psalm 32. This one is powerful. David opens with, “Blessed is the one whose transgression is forgiven.” And immediately I thought — we are living in the promise David longed for. We live on the other side of the cross. Jesus has already paid the price for our sin. That is not something to take lightly. Then he says, “When I kept silent, my bones wasted away through my groaning all day long.” He’s describing physical heavine

If you’re carrying something heavy today, this is your reminder: Hope in the Lord. He will strengthen your heart. Psalm 31. #BibleGirl #TheWellEncounter #BibleReadingPlan #Manninthemorning #womanatthewell

In this reflection we talk about: • The SOAP Bible study method (Scripture, Observation, Application, Prayer) • Why reading one chapter a day builds spiritual depth • Remembering God’s faithfulness • The importance of praising Him after the breakthrough • “Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning” If you’re in a difficult season, this chapter will encourage you. If you’re on the other side of one, it will remind you to pause and give thanks.

I’ve felt worn down this week. Like I could barely function quite frankly. Reading Psalm 29 brought me back to something simple: The Lord gives strength. The Lord gives peace. We don’t fight spiritual battles the way the world fights. WE stay in the Word, WE speak what is written and WE trust the Lord to give strength and peace. This is how you fight back.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, or unsure about what’s ahead, this chapter is the perfect reset! Our foundation cannot be what we see; it has to be Who we trust.

Have you ever noticed how nature speaks? I certainly have and it's absolutely undeniable!

The perfect reminder, “I Love You, Lord, My Strength” — especially when life just feels tough!