Good Morning!
A low view of God in a crisis will always magnify the crisis. When God becomes small in our eyes, our problems grow large enough to overwhelm us. But a high view of God shifts everything. It doesn’t remove the storm, but it anchors your heart in the One who rules over it.
In moments of fear, pressure, or uncertainty, we often forget who God truly is. We lose sight of His sovereignty, His power, and His unmatched authority.
This is the God who spoke the heavens into existence, who calls every star by name, and yet knows every detail of your life with intimate precision. He is not distant. He is not unaware. He is not indifferent. He is both Creator of the celestial heavens and Shepherd of your soul.
Yet in our humanity, we sometimes slip into treating God as if He exists to serve us. When life becomes painful, we shift from seeking God to challenging Him. But Scripture makes a clear distinction: God welcomes our questions, but He forbids our demands. Asking, “Lord, help me understand,” is an act of humility. Demanding, “God, explain Yourself,” is an act of pride.
God is sovereign. He answers when He chooses, how He chooses, and if He chooses. His silence is not abandonment. His delay is not denial. His “no” is not punishment. He is God and we are not.
A high view of God restores peace because it restores order. It reminds you that you are held, guided, and protected by the Almighty.
When you elevate your view of God, your crisis loses its power to control you. And in that place of surrender, you rediscover the stillness that comes from knowing He is God.
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