Awestruck: 30 Days of Wonder in the Bibleنموونە

The words we'll read today from Psalm 77 came from Asaph, a worship leader who wrestled with doubt. In the depths of his struggle, he asked the hard questions. He was honest about his fear and disappointment.

But Asaph chose to remember. He looked back on God's mighty works. His testimony that God "performs wonders" didn't come from ease, but from struggle. Even while questioning, he chose to remember God's faithfulness.

After 30 days of wonder in Scripture, here's the truth: God hasn't changed.

Sometimes we read Bible stories like they're ancient history, as if God used to do amazing things but now mostly stays quiet. But that's not the God we see in Scripture.

The One who split seas still moves mountains.
The One who fed crowds with a few loaves still provides for His people.
The One who walked in the garden still draws near to those who seek Him.

The Bible isn't only a record of past wonders. It's an invitation to encounter the living God.

He still is the God of wonder.

We’ve spent thirty days together, discovering God in the beauty of His Word. And this is only the beginning.

Keep opening your Bible. Keep looking for Him. Keep choosing wonder. Because the God of Scripture is the God of your everyday life, and He’s still the God of wonder—today.

Reflect:

How has your sense of wonder grown as you've read Scripture this month?

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