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Tuesday... Who is You?


Psalm 84:12 (AMP), "O Lord of hosts, how blessed and greatly favored is the man who trusts in You [believing in You, relying on You, and committing himself to You with confident hope and expectation.]"

Tuesday... Who is You?

So how is your day going? I woke up a little down this morning until I got into God's Word and read Psalm 84:12 (AMP).

Here is what it says, "O Lord of hosts, how blessed and greatly favored is the man who trusts in You [believing in You, relying on You, and committing himself to You with confident hope and expectation.]"


Look at these words: blessed, greatly favored, confident hope and expectation. Wow!

Maybe you need what verse 12 says from our Lord of hosts. 

Yes, all around us there are so many discouraging words that are there to bring us down, to do away with our hope and our confidence. Our expectations are not up lifting. But Psalm 84:12 says what we are to trust in to be blessed and greatly favored. We need to listen to the right voice. We don't need to believe every word that comes our way. There is a choice there. We are free moral agents.

Again, "O Lord of hosts, how blessed and greatly favored is the man who trusts in You." Who is You? The Lord of host. "how blessed and greatly favored is the man who trusts in You [believing in You, relying on You, and committing himself to You with confident hope and expectation.]"

Now hope is out in the future. It is something that keeps us going. Confident hope can make all the difference in how we view our future. So what are you hoping for? 

"How blessed and greatly favored is the man who trusts in You [believing in You, relying on You, and committing himself to You with confident hope and expectation.]" 

Who is You? The NCV says, "Lord All-Powerful, happy are the people who trust you!" The CEV says, "Lord God All Powerful, you bless everyone who trusts you." My confident hope and expectation is in You. Yes, yes! #todaysbeginning



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