Description: I will meditate...and think about Your ways (Psalm 119:15). The word meditation comes from the Latin word meditārī, which has a range of meanings including to reflect on, to study and to practice.These 366 daily readings are presented as an opportunity to deliberately focus on specific scriptures and thoughts, and then reflect on them in the context of your walk with the Lord. By thinking, considering, and prolonged reasoning, you'll develop a deeper appreciation of the favor which God bestowed upon you by giving you His only Son. When Adam and Eve's life went bad, God didn't peer down from Heaven and say, "What just happened!?" while throwing up His hands in disgust. There was no exasperated look or murmuring, "Now what!?" The Heavenly host were not brought in for council and asked, "What should I do now!?" He already knew.God "precedes", comes before, all that occurs in life, without exception. It is with this infinite foreknowledge that He is never surprised, caught off-guard or left wondering what to do as a life turns sour.
