Sermon: 5/10/26- Tuesday's Devotional

Manna—Daily Bread, Daily Trust
Reading: Exodus 16:1-21

Forty-five days into their desert journey, the Israelites worried about food. Again, God provided—this time with manna from heaven. But there was a catch: they could only gather enough for one day. This wasn't just about feeding bodies; it was about forming hearts that trust daily.
God could have given them a month's supply at once, but He chose daily provision to teach daily dependence. Each morning's manna was an invitation to trust again. Jesus echoed this when He taught us to pray, "Give us this day our daily bread." God isn't interested in making you self-sufficient; He's cultivating a relationship where you wake each morning knowing you need Him. Your daily needs aren't interruptions to your spiritual life—they're the very place where faith is formed.

Reflection: What would change if you saw your daily needs as opportunities to trust God rather than problems to solve independently?