MESSAGE FOR THE DAY ⏩ Deep within every human heart is a longing—to be loved, accepted, valued, and fulfilled. Many spend their lives chasing things they believe will satisfy: success, relationships, wealth, pleasure, or recognition. Yet time and again, these pursuits leave a void only divine love can fill. Psalm 90:14 is a heartfelt prayer to the only One who can truly satisfy the soul: “O satisfy us early with thy mercy...” It is not merely a call for survival or blessing—it is a cry for love that fulfills completely. God’s love is not just powerful or eternal—it is deeply satisfying. It quenches the thirst of the soul, calms the restlessness of the heart, and fills the emptiness of life. When we encounter His mercy early—daily, intimately, and sincerely—it sets the tone for a life filled with joy and gladness. This love doesn’t leave us craving more or feeling depleted. It is whole, sustaining, and ever-refreshing. Satisfaction in God’s love brings stability. It frees us from the exhausting need for validation from people or possessions. It teaches us contentment, peace, and joy that transcends circumstances. When our hearts feast on God’s mercy, we stop living in lack and start living in abundance—not of material things, but of grace, hope, and love. ACTION PLAN: Begin your day by spending 15 minutes in quiet prayer or worship, focusing on God’s love and mercy. PRAYER Father, I thank You for Your love that satisfies the deepest places of my heart. Forgive me for looking to other things and people to fill what only You can. Satisfy me early with Your mercy. Let Your love be the source of my joy, peace, and strength. I choose to rest in Your embrace today. In Jesus’ name, Amen Further Bible Study: Psalm 63:1–3 – “O God, thou art my God; early will I seek thee... My soul shall be satisfied as with marrow and fatness; and my mouth shall praise thee with joyful lips.” Isaiah 58:11 – “And the Lord shall guide thee continually, and satisfy thy soul in drought... and thou shalt be like a watered garden, and like a spring of water, whose waters fail not.” 1 YEAR BIBLE STUDY PLAN: John 20, Ezra 3,4,5 #devotional #spirituality #faith #prayer #inspiration #meditation #bibleverses #worship #hope #love #grace #blessings #devotion #christ #jesus #holyspirit #faithfulness #gratitude #goodvibes #seekhim #trustgod #soulfood #peace #christianliving #divineguidance #spiritualgrowth #innerpeace #praise #heartandsoul #worshiptime