Happy Monday. I hope that you see God moving and working in your life as you get ready for the start of a new week.

Before we start our Monday motivation, I wanted to take a minute and to just say how grateful and thankful I am for all of you who have continued to support midweek rise up.

It has been so special to have these meditative episodes and to hear from all of you guys just reaching out and saying how much you appreciate them. That just really blesses my heart. So thank you so much for all of your love

and support. It just means the absolute world and we honestly could not do it without you guys. So

thank you, thank you, thank you. But today we're going to start the week off right by meditating

on the word unchanging. In this world, nothing stays the same,

and on this earth, nothing lasts forever. And we change too, so very quickly, whether that's in

our appearance or where we live or our life circumstances, everything is ever evolving and always

in motion. But even though everything around us is changing, we can depend on God continually showing us his grace, love and compassion in a divine, everlasting, unchanging way.

God's word, his ways, his mercy, his grace are all unchanging.

And something that's going on in our society today is people are taking God's word

and having it be changed or manipulated or twisted to fit a narrative that fits a societal or a political agenda.

And to be honest with you, the truth is, you can't change the truth.

God's word is unchanging. If you are God's child, that thought

should bring such great comfort to your heart. God will never be less than he is now, or ever

be different from what he has already revealed himself to be in the past. God is without a beginning

or an end. He is not only unchanging, but is just. He's all knowing. He's all

powerful, ever present. He's holy and he's faithful and he's loving. God is also unchanging in

his faithfulness to us and his wisdom and in his counsel. In A.W. Tozer's book, The Knowledge of the

holy, he wrote, God never changes moods or cools off in his counsel. In A.W. Tozer's book, The Knowledge of the Holy, he wrote, God never changes

moods or cools off in his affections or loses enthusiasm. His attitude towards sin is now the same

as it was when he drove out the sinful man from the eastward garden, and his attitude toward

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