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Monday... Yes, He is, yes, He is!


Monday... Yes He is, yes, He is.

I don't know what you are facing today, what you are going through but God does. Proverbs 15:3 (NLT) says, "The Lord is watching everywhere, keeping his eye on both evil and good." Maybe on this Monday morning that reality is what you need to bring into your life. He is watching everywhere, He is keeping His eye on you. Yes He is.

Now if you are doing wrong in private, you need to realize that. If you are in deep despair you need to realize that. If you are making a difference, you need to realize that. If you are in over your head, you need to realize that. You are not alone.

The MESSAGE paraphrase says, "God doesn't miss a thing." He doesn't. He is only a prayer away. You are not alone. He cares and He is bigger than anything you are facing. 

And know this, verse 15, (NLT) says, ""For the despondent, every day brings trouble, for the happy heart, life is a continual feast." 

He cares about you, He cares about your emotions, He cares how you view each day. He knows what you are going through and He has His eye on you. If you would rather He didn't see what your doing or how you are handling life then you probably are despondent, and your day brings trouble but if you are encouraged about the fact that He has His eye on you and He doesn't miss a thing in your life then your life is a continuing feast.

Let the fact that He is watching everywhere motivate you in the way you act. We cannot hide from God. And if we are living the way He wants us to live then we don't want to hide from Him. 

Thank You so much, God, for watching over me. Thank You so much for being involved in my life. Thank You for not missing a thing in my life. You are watching everywhere. Yes, yes! #todaysbeginning


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