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MEMORIZE
You will say in that day: “I will give thanks to you, O LORD, for though you were angry with me, your anger turned away, that you might comfort me.”
Isaiah 12:1
MEDITATE
Sometimes it’s our mouths that get us into trouble the most.
But other times, our mouths can bring God the most glory.
As we begin memorizing Isaiah 12 today, we pray these next six weeks will be a time of intentionally using our mouths to do the following:
- Saying truths daily
- Giving thanks to the Lord
- Breathing deeply in God’s grace
All three things are in Isaiah 12:1. What a beautiful foundation for memorizing this chapter!
Go to our Hide His Word Facebook page and practice typing in the verse in the version you’re learning. Take a picture this week of how you view our verse. Post it on Instagram with #Isaiah12 so we all can see.
What can you thank God for this week? Any background history on Isaiah 12? Please share in the comments.
Things I thank God for this week (well all the time really): my faith, my life, my husband, our family, our home, the growing client list for my husband’s business (aerial photography). I suppose I could condense the rest into: everything that is (because the real unabridged list would take forever and new things get added all the time)!
That’s a beautiful list of thanksgiving, Luann. And yes, “everything” would be appropriate. :) I’m particularly grateful today for hot water. Our hot water heater went out over the weekend, leaving behind a lot of water spilling out. But it served us well for 14 years! And thankfully was easy to replace. A luxury for sure, but just one more thing to thank Father for.
My list of things to thank God for could go on forever, but at this particular time I am thanking Him most for my husband’s follow up appointment after his surgery of two weeks ago. He is able to drive now and I am most certainly enjoying having him home with me. I can hardly wait for him to retire! Life is good!
Yay! Praising God with you on that, Dianna. Glad your hubby is improving. I’m sure he’s thanking God for your chauffeuring skills. :)