See God at Work

 

The humble will see their God at work and be glad. Let all who seek God’s help be encouraged.   Psalms 69:32 NLT


Psalm 69:32 is a powerful verse that speaks to the hope and encouragement that God offers to those who are humble and seek his help. The verse begins by saying that "the humble will see their God at work and be glad." This suggests that when we are humble, we are able to see God's hand at work in our lives, even when things are difficult. We are able to see the good that he is doing, even when we cannot see it with our own eyes.

The verse goes on to say that "let all who seek God's help be encouraged." This suggests that when we seek God's help, he will not disappoint us. He will be there for us, and he will help us through whatever we are facing.

This verse is a reminder that God is always with us, even when we feel alone. He is always working in our lives, even when we cannot see it. And he is always willing to help us, if we only ask.

The humble are those who recognize their own weaknesses and limitations. They are not proud or arrogant, but they are instead open to God's grace and mercy. When we are humble, we are more likely to see God at work in our lives, because we are not blinded by our own pride.

The humble are also more likely to seek God's help, because they know that they cannot do it on their own. They are willing to admit that they need God, and they are open to his guidance and direction.

If you are feeling discouraged or hopeless, I encourage you to remember Psalm 69:32. The humble will see their God at work and be glad. Let all who seek God's help be encouraged.

Here are some ways that you can apply this verse to your own life:

• Be humble. Recognize your own weaknesses and limitations, and don't be afraid to ask for help.

• Seek God's help. Be open to God's grace and mercy, and let him guide you through your challenges.

• Be patient. Trust that God is working in your life, even when you can't see it.

• Be grateful. Thank God for the good that he is doing in your life, even when things are difficult.

I believe that if you follow these steps, you will begin to see God at work in your life, and you will be encouraged.

In summary:

• The humble will see God at work in their lives.

• When we seek God's help, he will not disappoint us.

• God is always with us, even when we feel alone.

• He is always working in our lives, even when we cannot see it.

• He is always willing to help us, if we only ask.

Here are some additional thoughts on the verse:

• The verse uses the word "see" to describe how the humble will experience God's work in their lives. This suggests that it is not always a matter of feeling God's presence, but also of recognizing his hand at work in the events of our lives.

• The verse also uses the word "glad" to describe how the humble will respond to seeing God at work. This suggests that there is a sense of joy and hope that comes with knowing that God is with us and working on our behalf.
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