My God Will Provide

There’s a phrase I’ve clung to in both the still and stormy moments of life: "My God will provide"It’s more than a comforting thought—it’s a truth rooted in Scripture and echoed in the stories of those who have walked by faith before us.

From Abraham, who named the place of his testing Jehovah Jireh—“The Lord will provide” (Genesis 22:14)—to Paul reminding the Philippians that “my God will supply all your needs according to His riches in glory in Christ Jesus” (Philippians 4:19), we see this thread of divine provision woven through the tapestry of Scripture.But here’s what I’ve learned: God’s provision doesn’t always come in the way I expect—or at the time I want. Sometimes, it’s not the open door but the closed one. Not the abundance, but the lesson in the lack. Still, it always comes, and it’s always enough.

I’ve seen it when:

• The bills stacked up, but somehow, there was always just enough to get through.
• The door slammed shut, but another opened I hadn’t even considered.
• My strength failed, but His grace carried me.

Provision is not just about material things. It’s peace in chaos. Wisdom when you’re overwhelmed. Courage when fear tries to settle in. God provides in countless ways we don’t always recognize until we look back and say, “He was there. He never left. He provided.”

So today, if you’re in a season of waiting, wondering, or barely holding on—remember this: My God will provide. Not always how we imagine. Not always when we demand. But always, in His perfect time and in the way that grows our faith.Trust Him. He sees. He knows. He cares.

And yes—He will provide.