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By his knowledge, the depths were broken up, and the skies drop down the dew.
Think about what it takes to keep an ocean from flooding the earth, or to make dew appear on the grass every single morning. God doesn't just know these things; His knowledge actually holds them in place. The same mind that manages the depths of the sea is paying attention to the details of your ordinary Tuesday.
That should change how we start our days. Before you check your phone, scroll the news, or dive into your to-do list, take a moment to ask God for His wisdom. He is not stingy with it. He invites you to tap into the very knowledge that runs the universe.
Notice that dew is a small, quiet provision. God doesn't just handle the dramatic stuff; He provides in gentle, everyday ways too. So bring Him your everyday things: the conversation you're dreading, the budget that won't stretch, the decision you keep putting off.
Practically, this looks like pausing before you react. When a problem hits, instead of spiraling, whisper a simple prayer: "Lord, You already know the answer here. Show me what I can't see." Then open His Word or seek godly counsel, and trust that His understanding runs deeper than any mess you're facing.
You don't have to figure life out with your own limited knowledge. The One who broke up the depths and sends the dew is ready to share His insight with you today. All He asks is that you come to Him first.
Dear Lord, thank You that Your knowledge holds the whole world together, including every detail of my life. Help me to seek Your wisdom before I lean on my own, and to trust You with the things I cannot see or understand. Amen.
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