Good morning everyone and welcome back to another morning with the Masters. We're going to vote

ourselves to the Lord daily with you. Good morning you guys. Good morning indeed. We're picking back

up a new morning mercies, but before that, I did just want to mention that Tor and I have several

Bible at plans that we want to work through. We just need to spend some time going through and

like vetting them, making sure that they're good for all of us. And honestly, we're just getting sick.

We're just defaulting to know, defaulting to one that we know and trust. So yeah, anyways.

And it's a good one. So let's dive in. Today's devotional says this. What kind of Jesus do you want?

Do you want the Pro-Zach Jesus who will make you feel better? He will only be your sovereign

savior king. What do you define as blessing? What do you identify as a sign of God's faithful

ness and care? What fills your picture of the good life? When you say, if only I had blank,

then I'd be content. What goes in the blank? When you are tempted to envy the life of someone

else, what are you in vain? What causes you to question God's goodness and love? What

tempts you to be disappointed with your life? Be honest. What do you want from God? Or maybe this

is a more provocative way of saying it. What kind of Messiah do you want Jesus to be?

I think many of us are just not on Jesus's agenda page. What we dream of and hope for is not

the same as what he has promised us and works by Zealous Grace to deliver to us. Perhaps many of

us struggle with disappointment with God because at street level in our daily lives we don't

esteem what God values. Could it be that many of us don't treasure what God has harnessed the

forces of nature and controlled the events of human history to deliver to us? Maybe many of us do

want nothing more than Pro-Zach Jesus who will make us feel better and make our lives easier

for which we would give him thanks and name him as faithful. Perhaps many of us want control more

than we want redemption. We wish we had more control over the people and circumstances of our

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