Day 349 Bless the One Who Keeps You

“Bless the One Who Keeps You”

by Torrie Slaughter

Monday, December 15, 2025

Readings: Micah 1:1–4:13 • Revelation 6:1–17 • Psalm 134 • Proverbs 30:1–4

Micah opens with a vision that shakes mountains and melts valleys. God is not indifferent to sin, oppression, or spiritual drift. When He steps in, He exposes what we've tolerated, warns us where we've wandered, and redirects us toward a hopeful future.

Revelation 6 intensifies this reality—God’s movement disrupts the false peace of the world. But for the believer, this isn’t terror… it’s clarity. God is reminding His people: “Stand firm. I have not forgotten you.”

Psalm 134 invites us to lift our hands and bless the Lord in the place of devotion—even when the world feels off balance.
And Proverbs 30 reminds us that true wisdom begins with humility: “I am weary, God—but You know.”

Reflection:
Where has God been confronting your drift?
Where is He melting old mountains so He can build something new?

Prayer:
Lord, step into every place I’ve drifted. Shake loose what has held me, correct what has misled me, and anchor me again in Your truth. Give me courage to respond to Your voice. Amen.