Concerned About Someone?

Men are a funny bunch with characters that span across many genres. Some think outside the box, some think inside the box. Some are successful and others ultra-successful. Some are smart while others under educated. Some are sport types while others couch potatoes. And so each of us differ that much from each other. But I think all men have one common pattern. We are all concerned about someone some time during our lifespans. Some, again, don’t plainly give a toot. This group is in the very minority in this world. You may at some point in your life be concerned about someone; could be your parent/s, could be a child, could be your spouse, and so on. But this becomes a passing phase.

We don’t remain concerned forever. Even in running a business we get concerned at times, but these are seasons we go through. God, on the other hand, is always concerned about those who believe and follow Him. Why? Because we are just humans. Why? Because Satan is always out there trying to devour us. Let’s read Psalm 139:17(a)… “How precious are Your thoughts concerning me, O God! How vast in number they are.” That’s right folks! God’s thoughts are all about us, His followers; His children. He remains concerned about us at all times. He knows we can fall and we can fail. He knows the worldly ways can draw us in easily. That’s why He is always “tuning” our lives that we remain close to Him.

That’s why He is always concerned. His thoughts are filled with us throughout our daily lives. He is our God! How great it is to know that he is always thinking about us. He thinks things that concern you and your well-being. This means He takes an active interest in our lives. What a God we serve. We may have thoughts concerning someone for a while, but He is always thinking about us. Wow! Doesn’t that make you feel good knowing that our God is filled with love for us, concerning our lives and ways? Why not go before Him and thank Him for having you in His thoughts daily, everything which concerns you. He is there for you! Amen…