Day 18 of 30: The Lord is My Song

Thank you Jesus!

Reflection: He gives me joy and a reason to sing.

Verse: The Lord is my strength and song, and he is become my salvation: he is my God, and I will prepare him an habitation; my father’s God, and I will exalt him. – Exodus 15:2

This 30 Days Jesus is Enough for Us journey keeps opening our eyes to who God is. We have seen Him as our Portion, Provider, Shepherd, Strength, Peace, Healer, Helper, Refuge, Rock, Comforter, Light, Redeemer, Friend, Hope, Rest, Father, and Shield.

Now, on Day 18, we discover something so beautiful: The Lord is our Song.

Music has a way of touching the deepest parts of our hearts. Songs rise from joy, from pain, from victory, and even from tears. For Israel, after God parted the Red Sea and defeated their enemies, they could not keep quiet. They lifted their voices and sang: *“The Lord is my strength and song, and He has become my salvation.”*

A song is not just words. It is a testimony. It is a melody that carries the story of God’s goodness. When the Lord becomes our Song, it means our life is filled with a sound that points back to Him.

Sometimes, life tries to steal our song. Hard times bring silence. Pain makes us lose our words. Disappointment quiets our joy. But when God is our Song, nothing can silence us. Even in tears, there is a melody. Even in weakness, there is a tune of hope. Even in loss, there is a whisper of praise.

Life Application

Ask yourself today: what song is playing in my heart? Is it a song of fear, complaint, or hopelessness? Or is it the song of the Lord—full of strength, salvation, and joy?

You may not feel like singing, but remember, your song is not in your circumstances—it is in your God. He is your Song when life is sweet and when life is bitter.

Take a moment today to lift a simple song to Him. It does not need to be perfect. Whisper His name. Sing a line of praise. Let your heart carry the melody of gratitude. Let your life sing that He is enough.

Prayer

Lord, thank You for being my Song. When life tries to silence me, You give me a melody of joy and hope. Teach me to sing even in hard times. Let my life always carry a sound of praise that glorifies You. Be my Song today and forever. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Tons of Love

Janet Adeogun

The Eagle Girl

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