God's Glory, Part 2

Yesterday, we discussed our mountaintop moments with God. Mountaintop moments don’t happen every day.

When you step up to the plate you are not always hitting home runs but base hits. You might not always score the winning goal, but you made a solid pass to give your teammate an open shot. Today, a scholarship might not come in the mail, but the hours of practice you put in did not go unnoticed.

Psalm 139 is David’s beautiful words describing how God’s glory is around us in our everyday lives. Through the few verses above, we see that God’s glory follows us wherever we go. God’s hand is always leading and guiding us through life.

Life isn’t lived on the mountaintops but instead in the valley. The valley, though, is where things grow and life lives. Day in and day out, faithful service to God shows us His glory in the mundane tasks we complete. These tasks and this form of glory are no less important than the one Moses experienced on the mountaintop with God. That form of glory needed boldness to produce bold action. God’s everyday glory is just as powerful and mighty, giving us the constant strength to keep working for His kingdom.

The mundane tasks of life can feel as if nothing is ever getting done or accomplished because you usually don’t see immediate results from your work. Remember it is the same God. On the mountaintop and in the valley, He is walking with you in both.