Thought For Today: “An Intentional Walk”

We must be intentional in what we do, especially when it comes to our time with God. You might say we have to be protective of our time with God, and that’s because Satan will throw everything at us, including the kitchen sink.

And while a daily meeting with God is one of the greatest necessities of life, it is also one of the most difficult to maintain. So, how can we do it? It’s by making a commitment and not allowing discouragement to stop our daily walk with God.

Ryle, an evangelical Anglican bishop said, “Make it a part of every day’s business to read and meditate on some portion of God’s work … yesterday’s bread will not feed the laborer of tomorrow … Gather your manna fresh every morning.”

What the Bible teaches us about Enoch and His walk with God is the importance of a daily and private devotional life to maintain our fervor for the Lord (Hebrews 11:5; Genesis 5:22-24).