I have filled him with the Spirit of God in wisdom, in understanding, in knowledge, and in all kinds of craftsmanship,
Matthew 18:18 (NKJV)
An automobile needs fuel to be productive and requires it to get to the destination by the “owner” of the vehicle. And much like the automobile, our spirit needs “fuel” to get to their eventual destination.
When our spirit is running low, we are apt to go in another direction, one that could prove to be dangerously ill prepared for the world, and life overall.
What is the fuel of spirit? God, God, God and more God.
In the turn of everyday events and the limited time to accomplish certain scenarios or routines, we may start to “run low” on God’s fuel. When that happens, we can become sluggish in reacting to worldly situations, that can be detrimental to being fruitful, and helpful to not only family, friends and neighbors, but ourselves too.
When we don’t partake in “God’s daily fuel” for our spirits, we begin to slide down a slippery slope, we could become inept in attempts to navigate properly in our journey here on earth. All we do here reflects what will be in heaven. (Matthew 18:18)
Opening up to meditating on His Word, praying, and obeying His will for His purpose in life, is the “golden elixir fuel of life.” Fuel that not only helps with all of our issues, of both good and bad, but helps us compensate and overcome things that would otherwise be “impossible” to do.
With God all things are possible. Without Him nothing makes sense.
If your car is in your garage deplete of gasoline, is it worth anything? Can it do anything but “sit” in its spot? Can it go anywhere?
So too is our spirit.
Replete yourself with the best fuel of all, “God” and His mercy and love.
Check your “fuel” today, and if you’re low…it’s time for a “fill-up.” Amen!
“Dear Father, my Lord, fill my spirit with Your powerful fuel, may I never be empty of Your Word, and ways, may I always be replete in Your love, commandments, and will, and may I never forget to stop in everyday to fuel my inner spirits to overflowing, in Jesus’ name, Amen.”
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