God Said That He Has Prepared A Table For You In The Presence Of Your Enemies; What Are You Doing After You Have Feasted and Been Filled Up With His Word?

What are you doing after you have sat at God's table and have partaken of His goodness, grace, love, and mercy?  Are you getting up and giving occasion for your flesh or are you resting and waiting in God's Word? Are you getting up murmuring and complaining or are you keeping your mouth from speaking evil and speaking faith filled words? 

We can sit at God's table and be filled with His Word but the question is, what are you  doing after you get up? Are you representing God well or are you stepping over into sin and stupidity? Stupidity is defined as behavior that shows a lack of good sense or judgment. We all have a choice as to what we are going to do next. What will you do with what God has given you? What will you do with the Word that He has revealed to you? What will you do with the people that He has placed in your life? Will you honor them and respect them or will you turn your back on them? To turn your back on someone or something means to ignore or to refuse to think about, believe, or accept. 

Are you turning your back on God when you should be turning your back on the ways of the world.   Understand, what you think about, what you believe, and what you accept tells you what you are holding on to and the whatever is opposite of that, is what you are turning your back on.   So if you are holding on to sinful behavior, you are turning your back on God.   If you holding on to and obeying God and His Word, then you are turning your back on sin.  

Life is full of choices.   Understand, God has prepared you and placed you here to be a vessel that glorifies Him.   Are  you fulfilling that purpose?   Are you being a light that shines so bright for God that it shows others the way that they should go or is your light being dimmed out by sin because you choose to follow the lusts of your flesh? 

SCRIPTURE MEDITATION

Psalms 23:5

“Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my head with oil; my cup runneth over.”