Still Providing
"And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus." - Philippians 4:19
Have you ever been in a moment where the numbers did not add up, the pressure was rising, and you had no idea how things were going to work out? And yet somehow they did? That is not luck or coincidence. That is provision. That is Jehovah Jireh.
Jehovah Jireh means the Lord will provide. Not might provide or could provide. Will. He sees every need before it reaches your doorstep. He knows every worry before it forms into words. And more often than not, His provision shows up right when you need it the most.
Maybe you have lived through seasons like this. Maybe you have stories of how the Lord showed up just in time. Groceries that came when the pantry was bare. A bill that got paid when the account was empty. Peace that filled your heart when the pressure should have crushed you. That is not imaginary. That is who God is.
But Philippians 4 is not just a blanket promise for anyone who reads it. It is written to those who were living with open hands. These were believers who gave to God’s work. They invested in the mission. They supported Paul when no one else did. And God responded to their generosity with generosity of His own.
You see, when you say yes to the work of God, God says yes to sustaining you in it. That does not mean you will never feel need. It means your needs will never be bigger than His supply. God will not forget to take care of those who trust Him enough to give.
So maybe today is the day to trust Him again. To step out in obedience even when the math does not make sense. To give, to serve, to sow into the mission. Not because you are buying blessings, but because you believe your Father sees you and He always provides.
If you are living with a burden and walking in obedience, you can count on this: We serve a God who is still providing.
Have you ever been in a moment where the numbers did not add up, the pressure was rising, and you had no idea how things were going to work out? And yet somehow they did? That is not luck or coincidence. That is provision. That is Jehovah Jireh.
Jehovah Jireh means the Lord will provide. Not might provide or could provide. Will. He sees every need before it reaches your doorstep. He knows every worry before it forms into words. And more often than not, His provision shows up right when you need it the most.
Maybe you have lived through seasons like this. Maybe you have stories of how the Lord showed up just in time. Groceries that came when the pantry was bare. A bill that got paid when the account was empty. Peace that filled your heart when the pressure should have crushed you. That is not imaginary. That is who God is.
But Philippians 4 is not just a blanket promise for anyone who reads it. It is written to those who were living with open hands. These were believers who gave to God’s work. They invested in the mission. They supported Paul when no one else did. And God responded to their generosity with generosity of His own.
You see, when you say yes to the work of God, God says yes to sustaining you in it. That does not mean you will never feel need. It means your needs will never be bigger than His supply. God will not forget to take care of those who trust Him enough to give.
So maybe today is the day to trust Him again. To step out in obedience even when the math does not make sense. To give, to serve, to sow into the mission. Not because you are buying blessings, but because you believe your Father sees you and He always provides.
If you are living with a burden and walking in obedience, you can count on this: We serve a God who is still providing.
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This is the first time I have come to the app. It's a beautiful morning to hear this beautiful message ❤️