I woke up this morning with this song sung my Naomi Raine in my spirit. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aB_uK29ZIB4 "....Sing hallelujah to the Rock, to the Rock of Ages And I'll testify of the battles You've won (Yeah) How You were my portion (Yeah) when there wasn't enough, Provider...I've got a story a tell and it's worth telling!.." Lyrics The hour is dark And it's hard to see What You are doin' here in the ruins And where this will lead Oh, but I know That down through the years I'll look on this moment and see Your hand on it And know You were here And I'll testify of the battles You've won How You were my portion when there wasn't enough And I'll testify of the seas that we've crossed The waters You parted, the waves that I've walked Singing, oh-oh-oh, my God did not fail (Yeah) Oh-oh-oh, it's the story I'll tell Singing, oh-oh-oh, I know it is well Oh-oh-oh, it's the story I'll tell Believing gets hard When options are few When I can't see what You're doin', I know that You're proving You're the God who comes through Oh, but I know (Woo, yeah) That over the years I'll look back on this moment and see Your hand on it And know You were here And I'll testify of the battles You've won, yeah-yeah How You were my portion when there wasn't enough, oh I'll testify of the seas that we've crossed, yes, I will The waters You parted, the waves that I've walked (Woo) Singing, oh-oh-oh, my God did not fail Singing, oh-oh-oh, that's the story I'll tell, oh Oh-oh-oh, I know it is well, yeah Oh-oh-oh, it's the story I'll tell (Yeah, yeah, yeah) And all that is left is highest praises, yeah, yea So sing hallelujah to the Rock of Ages Come on, sing it, all that's left All that is left is highest praises, so sing it, sing it So sing hallelujah to the Rock, to the Rock of Ages Oh, all that is left All that is left is highest praises, praises, sing (So sing hallelujah) To the Rock of Ages Sing it to the Rock, we'll sing it to the Rock, oh, that's right

As I sat quietly this evening and pondered my day the Lord gave me this verse. King David starts out this royal hymn by drawing our attention away from ourselves and to the One who owns it all. He does this by showing a contrast right at the beginning of the psalm, a contrast that should dramatically remind us of our place in the universe. Starting with the title, the text literally reads, “Belonging to David, a psalm. Belonging to Yahweh, the earth.” As great as King David was, he was still only a man. Even though he was a prophet and wrote under the influence of the Holy Spirit, he was still just a man. Anything he had and anything he accomplished was given to him by the grace of God (2 Samuel 12:7–8). Fallen man oftentimes looks at the earth as if it belongs to him, or worse, as if the earth was just a lucky break in the evolutionary scheme of things. But “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). The earth belongs to Him and to no one else. He is the rightful owner. There is only one name on the title deed to the universe, and it’s not yours, and it’s not mine. It’s Yahweh’s. That fact should serve as the foundation to everything else in our lives. Not only does the earth belong to the Lord, but everything it contains. That includes your “castle,” your car, your cash. More specifically, every single human being belongs to the Lord. That includes your neighbor, your family, even you. “Know that the LORD, He is God; it is He who has made us, and not we ourselves” (Psalm 100:3). We are but stewards, good or bad, of what He has entrusted to us. It all belongs to God. Since everything in the world belongs to God, why then do we spend so much time and energy accumulating and clinging onto the things of this world? Perhaps it’s because in the back of our minds we still think they belong to us. We haven’t yielded in submission to the universal ownership of God.

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