We have a hummingbird feeder in the garden, and we love to see the little birds come and drink from its sugary water. Recently, however, we went on a short trip and forgot to replenish its contents. When we came back, it was completely empty dry. Poor birds! I thought. Because of my forgetfulness, they haven't had any nourishment. Then I was reminded that I am not the one who feeds them: God is.
Sometimes we may feel that all of the demands of our life have depleted our strength and there is no one to replenish it. But others don't feed our souls: God does.
In Psalm 36 we read about God's lovingkindness. It describes those who put their trust in Him and are abundantly satisfied. God gives them water from His " river of delights". He is the fountain of life!
We can go to God every day for the supply of our needs. As Charles Spurgeon wrote, " The springs of my faith and all my graces; the springs of my life and all my pleasures; the springs of my activity and all its right doings; the springs of my hope, and all its heavenly anticipations, all lie in thee, my Lord."
Let us be filled with His abundant supply. His fountain will never dry.
Lord, I come to You with the confidence that You will fill me with what I need.
God's love is abundant.
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