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SATURDAY vw^nce a necessity, the little outbuilding stands Luke 7:1-17 only as a reminder of times past when “visitors" came and went, even in the middle of the night, in all kinds of weather. There are few locations in our country today where these little houses of necessity serve a real purpose, replaced by modern plumbing, bubbling tubs, and even heated floors.
Yet, there are some necessities that can never be replaced or improved upon, except by consistent practice and attention. They are not tangible, but of the heart and the spirit
Prayer is as necessary in our lives today as it was more than a thousand years ago. The psalmist David said, “I will wait for the Lord, my soul waits, and in His Word I hope." (Psalm 130:5) When we go to God in prayer, we must slow down and wait for Him to speak to us. In our hurried lives, we still must take time to listen for God’s ever-present guidance. Our Heavenly Father never changes in His love for His children.
As we give attention to prayer, and also practice weekly worship, we take God with us through the week, so he becomes our unchanging source of comfort and consolation. Won’t you put your faith in the unchangeable? Won’t you put your faith in God?
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