Day 181 or June 30. Don't be fooled. Go for the real thing. Our thoughts today are rooted
in Psalm 146 verse 3. Do not put your trust in princes, in human beings, who cannot save.
And now the big picture surrounding this verse. Our final Psalms are all anonymous, which
goes to show that you don't need to be anything special to worship God. You don't have to
be a superstar like David. You just have to be a follower of the Living God.
And now our action step for today. I love going into computer shops, especially the
ones whose logo is a permanent reminder of Genesis and the fall of mankind. If you need
a hint, just think of the apple with a bite out of it. Their products are very good, but
they are fallible and will betray your trust one day. There, I've said it now.
The anonymous Psalmist who wrote Psalm 146 had never bought a computer, of course, but
he knew that everything else except the Living God was unreliable. Trust in anything else,
and you may be disappointed at the most inconvenient times, but Jesus never lets you down. In the
words of that great old hymn, He is not a disappointment. Christ is all in all to me.
Savior, sanctifier, sovereign, the unchanging God is He. He has won my heart's devotion,
and He meets my every need. He is not a disappointment, for He satisfies indeed.
Now flip the coin over. Are you ever a disappointment? Keeping your word regularly and counting to
ten occasionally will improve you, especially when you're linked with cooperating with
the Holy Spirit.