Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning with the masters where we devote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning you guys. We are picking up with

day six of our what does it mean to worship devotional in the Bible app. There's a link

to that in the description of this podcast if you all want to fall on with us and as always

I'm going to read the scripture and then Tori's going to pick up with the Devo. Let's do it.

The scripture is Habakkuk 3 verses 17 and 18 and it's beautiful and it says this.

Even though the fig trees have no blossoms and there are no grapes on the vines,

even though the olive crop fails and the fields lie empty and barren, even though the flocks die in

the fields and the cattle barns are empty, yet I will rejoice in the Lord. I will be joyful

in the God of my salvation. So good. The devotional is titled We Worship by Trusting God.

It starts with a quote by Cory Tinboom that says,

Never be afraid to trust an unknown future to a known God.

That's one of my favorite quotes. We trust so many things every single day of our lives.

We trust that the chair we sit in is going to hold us. We trust that the food we eat is not

going to make us sick. We trust that the internet signal will be strong when we need it.

We know how to trust. Placing our trust in things we can see appears to be a relatively easy task

for us. We don't just always place our trust in the right things. What if instead of placing our

trust in ourselves or in something temporary, it became second nature for us to trust God in that

way? Choosing to trust God is our first instinct rather than our last option, invites deep,

spiritual growth in us. Think of how peaceful our lives would be if that was our reality.

On the day when we don't get the job we interviewed for, instead of believing that nothing good

will ever happen for us, we choose to trust that he is good and he wants the best for us.

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