A short spoken reflection by Rylee Meek urging listeners not to wait until "rock bottom" to recognize God as their source. She contrasts crying out to God only in need with the practice of declaring God's provision during times of abundance, reflects on personal failures, and describes emotional responses during worship when experiencing God's mercy and grace.
And so many times we cry out to God that He is our provider. When we got nothing, right? We're crying out to God that He is Jehovah. Rafa, right? He's like our healer, right? Yes, he's our healer. And we're only crying that out when we need healed, right? It's like, why. Why can't we continue to make those declarations when we're. The bank account's fat, right? It's like, yes, it's God who did this, not me. He is my source. My resources are always going to change, but he is my sour. And it's. It takes that. That rock bottom, unfortunately, to get our attention. And then we're finally crying out to God and you said, like, in his. His such mercy. And then the grace that he just lavishly pours out upon us is like, I can't help but just like at times during worship, just break down at just like, man, how many stupid things have I done and said when I know, like, God is. He's got it. He's got my back in this.
