Our Daily Bread Devotional 29 November 2021 | Trusting God in Opposition

Our Daily Bread Devotional

Our Daily Bread Devotional 29 November 2021 | Trusting God in Opposition

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Our Daily Bread Today Devotional 29 November 2021

Topic: Trusting God in Opposition

KEY VERSE:

But even if he does not . . . we will not serve your gods or worship the image of gold you have set up. Daniel 3:18

Today’s Scripture: Daniel 3:13–18, 25–27

INSIGHT:

Raised in a tribe in the Philippines opposed to belief in Christ, Esther received salvation through Jesus after an aunt prayed for her during Esther’s battle with a life-threatening illness. Today, Esther leads Bible studies in her local community in spite of threats of violence and even death. She serves joyfully, saying, “I can’t stop telling people about Jesus because I’ve experienced the power, love, goodness, and faithfulness of God in my life.”

Serving God in the face of opposition is a reality for many today just as it was for Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, three young Israelites living in captivity in Babylon. In the book of Daniel, we learn that they refused to pray to a large golden image of King Nebuchadnezzar even when threatened with death. The men testified that God was capable of protecting them, but they chose to serve Him “even if” He didn’t rescue them (Daniel 3:18). When they were thrown into the fire, God actually joined them in their suffering (v. 25). To everyone’s amazement, they survived without even “a hair of their heads singed” (v. 27).

If we face suffering or persecution for an act of faith, ancient and modern examples remind us that God’s Spirit is present with us to strengthen and sustain us when we choose to obey Him, “even if” things turn out differently than we hope. By: Lisa M. Samra