Sovereignty
29 October 20255 min read

All Things Serve You

A perspective-shaping meditation on Psalm 119:91, inviting believers to trust God's sovereign wisdom amid a world full of pain, headlines, and uncertainty.

AuthorPastor Cyrus MwangiPastoral Reflections
CategorySovereignty5 min read
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The text does not say all things please God. It says all things serve Him, and that changes how we face the world.

Psalm 119:91

Your laws endure to this day, for all things serve you.

Not All Things Please God

A casual look at this text might lead you to shake your head in doubt. How can all things serve God when there is so much evil and pain all around?

First, it is important to set the record straight. It does not say all things please God. Rather, they serve Him. Even the evil and painful things serve Him. Joseph's suffering and the crucifixion of Jesus are clear examples of this.

Trust The One Who Knows The Whole Story

If you look at your life, you can also point out instances where things seemed so bad but later brought much good. However, the text does not say all things serve you. It says they serve God. Many times what we call good may not be so from His perspective.

In view of all this, put your faith in God and trust that He knows what He is up to with His creation, which includes you. Armed with this knowledge, you can face each day with joy, enthusiasm, and anticipation rather than despair and hopelessness. Rise up, dust yourself, and enjoy the adventure that life is.

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