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Even when the world feels chaotic and unpredictable, Scripture reminds us that God remains sovereign and unshaken.

Scripture: Psalm 2:1–4; Isaiah 46:9–10

Examination:

Adversity, chaos and crisis has a way of making everything feel out of control. Current news headlines shift hourly, voices argue loudly, and fear quietly settles into the hearts of many believers. Yet one of the most grounding truths of the Bible: nothing happening today has surprised God.

Psalm 2:4-6 portrays a vivid picture of nations raging and rulers plotting, yet God sits enthroned, unthreatened and unmoved. While humanity continually scrambles for control, still God reigns in perfect authority. This does not minimize the pain or seriousness of what the world faces, but it reframes it. Just because there is chaos on earth does not equal chaos in heaven. 

In Isaiah 46:9-10 we are reminded that God declares the end from the beginning. He is not reacting, He is ruling. As believers when we forget this, anxiety replaces trust and fear replaces faith. However, when the Church remembers who God is, it regains its footing. The Church does not exist because the world is stable; it exists because God is faithful.

Crises will reveal where our confidence truly rests. If our peace depends on our surrounding circumstances, it will always be fragile. But when we choose to  place our foundation in God’s sovereignty, it becomes unshakeable. This is why the Church must begin every response to crisis not with strategy, but with surrender, acknowledging that God is still on the throne.

So then you are no longer strangers and foreigners, but you are fellow citizens with the saints and of the household of God, being built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the chief cornerstone; in whom the whole building, fitted together, grows into a holy temple in the Lord; in whom you also are built together for a habitation of God in the Spirit.

Ephesians 2:19-22

Today’s devotion invites you to step back and realign your perspective. God is not pacing through heaven’s halls in worry. He is not overwhelmed by global tension or cultural shifts. He is accomplishing His purposes, often in ways we do not yet see. The Church’s strength has never come from certainty about the future, but from trust in the One who holds everything together.

Thoughts to Ponder

  1. What current events have been stirring fear or anxiety in your heart?
  2. How does remembering God’s sovereignty change your perspective?
  3. Where do you need to surrender control back to God today?

Choose today to replace fear-filled thinking with faith-filled trust. Consciously place your concerns into God’s hands.

Prayer

Dear Heavenly Father, You are sovereign over all things. When the world feels unstable, remind me that You are steady. Help me trust You more deeply and rest in Your authority. Strengthen my faith and quiet my fears. In Jesus Name Amen.

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