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Our Blessings, His Love - All Our Daily Bread Daily Devotionals for 2026

Our Blessings, His Love details logo    Our Daily Bread - Monday, November 12, 2019
  by RBC Ministries
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Our Blessings, His Love

Bible in a Year: Jeremiah 51-52, Hebrews 9

To him who led his people through the wilderness; His love endures forever.
Psalm 136:16

Today's Scripture & Insight: Psalm 136:1-3, 10-26

In 2015, a woman discarded her deceased husband's computer at a recycling center—a computer that had been made in 1976. But more important than when it had been made was who made it. It was one of 200 computers hand built by Apple founder Steve Jobs, and was worth an estimated quarter of a million dollars! Sometimes knowing the true worth of something means knowing who made it.

Knowing that it's God who made us shows us how valuable we are to Him (Genesis 1:27). Psalm 136 catalogs key moments of His people—ancient Israel: how they had been freed from captivity in Egypt (vv. 11-12), journeyed through the wilderness (v. 16), and were given a new home in Canaan (vv. 21-22). But each time a moment of Israel's history is mentioned, it's paired with this repeated refrain: "His love endures forever." This refrain reminded the people of Israel that their experiences weren't random historical events. Each moment had been orchestrated by God and was a reflection of His enduring love for those He'd made.

Far too often, I allow moments that show God at work and His kind ways to simply pass by, failing to recognize that every perfect gift comes from my heavenly Father (James 1:17) who made me and loves me. May you and I learn to connect every blessing in our lives to God's enduring love for us.

By: Peter Chin

Reflect & Pray

How can we better remember the Source of life's blessings? What hinders you from doing so?

Heavenly Father, please don't allow even one blessing that You've given pass by without me recognizing that it came from You, and You alone!





 

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