Running on Faith Weekday Devotions:
Psalm 119:15 “I will meditate on Your precepts And regard Your ways.”
Meditate v. — to think intently and at length for spiritual purposes.
Precept n. — rule of personal conduct. Way ⇔ highway of conduct.
What image does meditation generate in your mind? Perhaps you envision a monk or a yoga type person such as pictured below.
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Fortunately, as Christians we can meditate on God and His word, anytime, anywhere. This includes while working, driving, sitting at your desk, or running the Boston Marathon.
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Rick runs up Heartbreak Hill during the 2018 Boston Marathon. The combination of 30-degree temps, pouring rain, and 30 plus mph wind
Regardless of whether you are
Psalm 119:99 “I have more insight than all my teachers, For Your testimonies are my meditation.”
Meditate on God’s sovereignty, provision, truth, & principles as revealed in the Bible & as evidenced in your life. His word in the Bible always trumps our interpretation of our personal experiences.
Meditate by examining every angle of the above with a fresh prospective, while continuing to increase the magnification of your thought microscope.
Remember the 80s band Kool N the Gang’s hit song, “Meditate good times…”