My Daily Devotional

Posted on June 5, 2017 by robertwbrock

God Provides All Needs

“One man pretends to be rich, yet has nothing; another pretends to be poor, yet has great wealth. A man’s riches may ransom his life, but a poor man hears no threat.”
Psalm 13:7-8

The thought that is becoming more prevalent in our society today, is about pleasing ourselves and fulfilling our desires. From the simple life that our ancestors lived, we have evolved into one that is focused not only on meeting our needs, but also fulfilling all our wants and desires. Our wants and desires go far beyond our food, clothing and shelter needs that are necessary to maintain life. We have become consumed with the materialistic things of life. We must have that new house, that new car, that new television, go on our dream vacation, have the latest fashions, etc. The focus of our lives is becoming more and more centered on these materialistic possessions, and before we know it the bills start coming in, and worry and stress quickly follow. Jesus understood just how bad people can get caught up in the temporal, worldly, demanding and ruthless ways of the world, and tells us to not be concerned about our life. He tells us not to worry, as He will provide all our needs. It is true that our culture has changed, but the one constant is still there, and that is the promise that Jesus made to all of us. That promise is that there is a bright future for all of us, as we do not have to be concerned about our tomorrows. He came to provide a way where we do not have be burdened down with stress and worry about our future. Our eternity in heaven is already planned for us when we accept Jesus as our savior, and our future is assured when we trust in Him to provide all our needs.

Pastor Robert William Brock, Jr.
My Daily Devotional Volume Four
June 5

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About robertwbrock

Robert William Brock, Jr. I was born in Pineville, Kentucky, the son of Robert William Brock and Irene Napier, I grew up in the beautiful southeastern part of Kentucky. I attended Union College in Barbourville, Kentucky graduating with a degree in Business Administration and Accounting. Early in my career I became interested in Health Care Administration and spent the rest of my career in Hospital Administration, where I retired after 45 years. After retiring from health care I have devoted the past ten years to a ministry, having founded and directed the Nehemiah Network, which provides assistance to the needy people in our area, by bringing together the numerous community organizations, churches and businesses to work collectively to meet the community needs. The Nehemiah Network concept has now spread throughout the nation and over 10,000 programs have been developed, in almost all the states, adopting the framework of the Network. I am a published author of 17 Christian books, and have spent over thirty years tracing my ancestors and writing a book about my Kentucky Heritage. My books are listed below: “Our Kentucky Heritage” “My Daily Devotional” "My Daily Devotional Volume II" "My Daily Devotional Volume III" "My Daily Devotional Volume IV" "My Daily Devotional Volume Six" "My Daily Devotional Volume Seven" "God’s Plan for the Family” " God’s Plan for a Father” "God's Plan for a Joy Filled Life" "The Silent Church" "God's Plan For Financial Freedom" "Living Without Sin" "My Kentucky Heritage" "Brock Family Cookbook" All of my books can be ordered at Amazon.com by typing in my name Robert William Brock, Jr. As part of my ministry I write a free daily devotional which is distributed on a daily basis to over 2 million people daily via e-mail. I live with my wife Margaret of 45 years in East Liverpool, where we have resided for over 33 years. We have three children and six grandchildren.
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