Would We Grumble As We Do?

Exo 16:8  And Moses said, This shall be, when the LORD shall give you in the evening flesh to eat, and in the morning bread to the full; for that the LORD heareth your murmurings which ye murmur against him: and what are we? your murmurings are not against us, but against the LORD.

The fact that God hears all that we say, ought to make us guard our words.

But does God really hear every fretful word we say? 

Does He hear when we grumble about the weather, about the hard winter, about the late spring, about the dry summer, about the wet harvest, and about the grub-worm? 

Does He hear when we grumble about the drought, about the high winds, about the storms?

Does He hear when we complain about the hardness of our lot?

If we could get into our hearts and keep there continually, the consciousness that every word we speak is heard in Heaven, and falls upon God's ears before it falls upon any other ear — would we grumble as we now do?

We are always on our guard when we think that anyone is within hearing. 

Are we as careful concerning what we say in the hearing of our heavenly Father?

We are careful, too, never to speak words which would give pain to the hearts of those we love dearly. 

Are we as careful not to say anything that will give pain to the heart of Christ? 

~J. R. Miller~

God's Unerring Wisdom

God is wonderful in His designs, and excellent in His workings.

Believer, God Overrules all things for your good.

The needs-be for all that you have suffered, has been most accurately determined by God. 

Your course is all mapped out by your Lord!

Nothing will take Him by surprise. 

There will be no novelties to Him. 

There will be no occurrences which He did not foresee, and for which, therefore, He has not provided.  

He has arranged all, and you have but to patiently wait...

And you shall sing a song of deliverance.

Your life has been arranged on the best possible principles...

Let us trust God's heart, where we cannot trace His hand.

Romans 8:28  And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.

~Charles Spurgeon~