God is a Creative Force Ceilon Aspensen, January 1, 2024February 4, 2024 Get the FREE worksheet for this program here. The most important message I picked up from today’s readings overall is that God is a Creative Force. My primary take-away from each of the passages was this: Genesis 1 & 2 – God is a Creative Force. Matthew 1 – God provides us with all we need. Psalms 1 – To “delight in the law of Yahweh” is to center ourselves within God (the Creative Force) and trust it to provide for us. Proverbs 1 – God speaks to us in our dreams. These were powerful messages for me, being an artist and a writer. These verses reminded me that all of my creativity comes directly from God, and without being in alignment with God my creativity dries up. They also reminded me that if I feel like I’m out of creative ideas, or if I am in need of money, resources, or anything else, the reason is likely that I have placed myself outside of the Creative flow. The key to having all I need and being creative is in placing myself in God’s Creative flow. Too often we pray for what we need from a place of lack, attempting to beckon God in our direction and bend him to our will. That’s not how it works. It is true that God meets us where we are, but he beckons us to himself–we must move ourselves from our barren surroundings to his fertile lands, and if we make that first move he gives us everything we need to make that journey. That’s what I got out of it. What did you get out of the readings today? You can join us in our private Facebook group that I set up specifically for sharing what we take-away from the readings each day. If you haven’t gotten the FREE “Read the Bible in a Year” worksheet yet, you can Get the FREE worksheet for this program here. It is not necessary for you to start on January 1st–you can start from the beginning on whatever date you get the worksheet. Join us! Learn more about why I read the Bible all the way through every year, and feel free to share with anyone you think could benefit. This post is part of the series, “Read the Bible in a Year.” To see other posts in this series, go to the Chronological Index of Read the Bible in a Year Posts. Please follow and like us: Read the Bible in a Year Spiritual Practice christianchristianitycreative forceGod is creativeread the biblespiritualthe force