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Thursday... Maybe we need to pray this, today.


Psalm 90:14 (NIRV), "Satisfy us with your faithful love every morning. Then we can sing for joy and be glad all our days."

Thursday... Maybe we need to pray this, today.

And when we realize it to be true and answered, it will make such a difference. Yes it will!

Moses writes in Psalm 90:14 (NIRV), "Satisfy us with your faithful love every morning. Then we can sing for joy and be glad all our days." Yes, yes!


I'm not sure when he wrote this Psalm but think of all his days in the wilderness with all those people who were suppose to be headed to the Promised Land from Egypt but who kept getting off track. Those were very tough days even for this leader.

So where are you? What kind of world are you waking up to?

Verses 13-16 says, "LORD, please stop punishing us! How long will you keep it up? Be kind to us. Satisfy us with your faithful love every morning. Then we can sing for joy and be glad all our days. Make us glad for as many days as you have made us suffer. Give us joy for as many years as we've had trouble. Show us your mighty acts. Let our children see your glorious power."

I love the Psalms. They are so honest.

And then verse 17, "May the Lord our God always be pleased with us. Lord, make what we do succeed. Please, make what we do succeed."

Yes, why not go back through verses 13-17 and apply what Moses prayed to your life and then pray out to God. What is your desire? What do you need? Where are you?

The Message Paraphrase says verse 16 this way, "Let your servants see what you're best at - the ways you rule and bless your children." And back to verse 14 in the Amplified Bible, "O satisfy us with Your lovingkindness in the morning [now, before we grow older], that we may rejoice and be glad all our days."

Yes, maybe we do need to pray this today. Yes, yes! #todaysbeginning

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