In thee, O LORD, do I put my trust; let me never be ashamed: deliver me in thy righteousness. -Psalms 31:1


Good morning and happy Monday to you! On yesterday I was in worship at The Worship Center COGIC (N. Little Rock, AR) and the praise team was singing a song titled “I’ve got to know you, in a better way!”  As I enjoyed the lyrics the Lord spoke to me on getting to know Him better. 


There are two things I saw in a revelation.  The word “got” speaks of a need having to be met and it also speaks of the need to know Him before going through, as well as getting to know Him to bring you out…


Knowing of God and knowing Him aren’t nearly the same thing. Stating I’ve got to… denotes an understanding of everyone’s  desperate need of knowing Him. 


The song writer emphasized his desire by saying just knowing God wasn’t enough. He had to know God better. Perhaps an event took place in the writers life that afforded the opportunity for them to grow in faith. Knowing Him better prepares us for such events. 


As it implies it takes time to know Him, in a better way. It takes trials, it takes successes, failures, times of hope when there is no reason to hope and times when he opens doors we should walk through and closes doors that we shouldn’t. 


Lastly you will never know Him in a better way without gaining some scars along the way…that said embrace your tests as a catalyst to having a testimony and as an opportunity to get to know Him better. 


God bless you and command your day!!!

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