Matthew 6:28

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Matthew
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And why take ye thought for raiment? Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow; they toil not, neither do they spin:

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Streams in the DesertEvening • March 29

Many years ago there was a monk who needed olive oil, so he planted an olive tree sapling. After he finished planting it, he prayed, “Lord, my tree needs rain so its tender roots may drink and grow. Send gentle showers.”

And the Lord sent gentle showers. Then the monk prayed, “Lord, my tree needs sun. Please send it sun.” And the sun shone, gilding the once-dripping clouds. “Now send frost, dear Lord, to strengthen its branches,” cried the monk. And soon the little tree was covered in sparkling frost, but by evening it had died.

Streams in the DesertMorning • January 5

When a man is living on God’s plan he has no need to worry himself about his trade or about his house or about anything that belongs to him.

Do not look at your own faith; look at God’s faithfulness! Do not look around on circumstances; keep on looking at the resources of the Infinite God!

My Utmost for His HighestCAREFUL UNREASONABLENESS • May 18

Consider the lilies of the field, how they grow, they simply are! Think of the sea, the air, the sun, the stars and the moon - all these are, and what administration they exert.

So often we mar God's designed influence through us by our self-conscious effort to be consistent and useful. Jesus says that there is only one way to develop spiritually, and that is by concentration on God.

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