Good morning everyone and welcome back to another mornings with the masters for a devoted

self to Lord daily with you. Good morning guys. Good morning indeed. We are picking up with

a new devotional in the Bible app titled Knowing God's Heart. There's a link to that in the

description if you guys want to follow along with us and as always I'm going to read the

scripture in the Torah is going to pick up the d-vote. Let's do it. The scripture is Psalms

chapter 34 verse 8 and it says this. Taste and see that the Lord is good. Oh the joys of those

who take refuge in Him. The devotional is titled God is good and it says this. Good is a word we

use to describe how our day is, how we're feeling, or how a particular meal tasted. Yet it's also a

word that we use to describe our mighty majestic and miraculous God. Seems odd doesn't it?

To use a word to describe God that we'd also use to describe how we felt about our lunch.

We can see evidence of God's goodness everywhere and every day and in every situation.

Even when we're not aware of His goodness, He's still good. While God does do good things,

His goodness is more than just what He does. It's who He is. Psalm 258 says,

the Lord is good and does what is right. He shows the proper path to those who go astray.

The Hebrew word for good in this verse is twam and it means good, pleasant,

agreeable, excellent, invaluable in estimation. God is all of those descriptions.

When we get that promotion at work, we yell, God is good. When our lives are problem-free,

we say, God is good. When someone has been healed, we shout, God is good. But what about when

times are troubling or when challenges come our way or when life just feels hard? When our loved

one passes away, when we are for a load from our job, when the cancer report says malignant,

when our spouse betrays us, when our child continues to rebel, is God still good in those situations?

Are His ways still excellent? Is He still more valuable to us than anything? The truth is that

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