Tapat ang Diyos sa Bawat Panahon

“Sa kagandahang-loob ng Panginoon ay hindi tayo nalipol, sapagka't ang kaniyang mga kaawaan ay hindi nauubos. Ang mga yaon ay bago tuwing umaga: dakila ang iyong pagtatapat.”
Panaghoy 3:22-23

Sa gitna ng pagbabago ng panahon, ng paglipas ng mga araw at ng pabago-bagong sitwasyon sa ating buhay, may isang bagay na nananatili—ang katapatan ng Diyos. Si Jeremias, sa kabila ng kabiguan, kalungkutan, at paghihirap ng bayan ng Israel, ay nakaalay pa rin ng papuri. Bakit? Dahil sa muling pagkaalala na ang habag ng Diyos ay hindi natatapos. Sa bawat umaga, may panibagong awa. Sa bawat gabi, may katiyakan ng Kanyang pagkalinga.

Ang ating emosyon, pangyayari, at kapaligiran ay maaaring mag-iba-iba, ngunit ang Diyos ay hindi nagbabago. Siya ay matapat noon, ngayon, at magpakailanman. Ang Kanyang pagkilos sa ating buhay ay hindi nakabase sa ating kabutihan kundi sa Kanyang walang hanggang biyaya.

Sumusuportang Talata:
“Kung tayo'y walang pananampalataya, siya'y nananatiling tapat; sapagka't hindi niya maikakaila ang kaniyang sarili.”
2 Timoteo 2:13

Paglalapat

Sa mga panahon ng pangungulila, kabiguan, o pagkabigo, alalahanin natin ang katotohanang ang Diyos ay tapat. Maglaan ng oras tuwing umaga upang pasalamatan Siya sa Kanyang bagong awa. Isulat ang mga patunay ng Kanyang katapatan sa iyong buhay bilang paalala sa mga panahong tila tahimik ang langit.

“Ang katapatan ng Diyos ang pundasyon ng ating pag-asa sa gitna ng kawalang katiyakan.” — A.W. Pink

Panalangin:
O Diyos na tapat, salamat po sa Iyong walang hanggang habag na laging bago tuwing umaga. Sa bawat pagsubok, paalalahanan Nʼyo po ako na hindi Mo ako iiwan. Patatagin Nʼyo po ang aking pananampalataya, upang sa lahat ng panahon ay lubos kitang mapagtiwalaan. Sa pangalan ni Jesus, Amen.

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