Taste and see that the LORD is good. — Psalm 34:8
I keep coming back to this verse. I just finished reading the testimony of a man who wanted to become a Christian, but he didn’t want a religion that was only a lot of talk. He wanted something supernatural, something he could experience, something he could taste. But all he could find was Christian talk, so he followed an Eastern guru and got detoured several years into demonic experiences.
I want to say this: It doesn’t matter whether you are a Charismatic or not, whether you are mystic or not, or whatever label you might attach to your faith. What matters is that you and I serve a supernatural God who is not content to wait until we get to heaven before He begins sharing life with us.
When the God of the universe enters your life, the supernatural will occur. It will be the norm, not the exception. I don’t know what form it will take. It may be very quiet or it may be flashy — that is God’s business to determine, not mine.
Look around. Open the door as wide as you can. God is here.
Be encouraged!
Dwight
Dwight Clough is the author of four Christian books and is an active member of Lake City Church in Madison. This devotional is also available via email and you may review the archives back to 2002. To contact Dwight or Kim, use their contact form. You may also support their ministry.