In 1 Samuel we see David in one of the lowest times in his life. Like David, many of us are facing hard situations. We have two choices. We can try to twist God to our circumstances or we can adjust our hearts to God. Many opt for the former, striving to force the hand of God so that we don't have to be uncomfortable; but David shows us that the latter is the choice that pleases God. Wait on the Lord and believe Him for His promises. He is loving, merciful and mighty and will not leave nor forsake you. He is faithful!

Throughout history man has failed to uphold his end of covenant with God. For that reason Christ had to be made like us, fully human. Jesus completely fulfilled the old covenant and invites us to partake in its benefits. Through him we are fully cleansed, full of God's peace, fully at peace with God and abounding in his grace. We cannot add anything to the finished work of Christ. His grace is fully sufficient. It is our role to receive it as the gift that it is and enjoy it.

God is calling us to a "Crazy Generosity." It isn't one birthed out of the Law, compulsion or guilt, but a generosity driven by the grace of God. We shouldn't have to be commanded to give. When we fully understand Christ's love and generosity toward us, we can't help but pour out all that we can for others.

There are times in our life, and that time could be now, when God will put us in a place where we have nothing but Him — a place where we need a miracle. If you find yourself in that place, you need to invite Jesus into your situation. Tell Him what the problem is and do whatever He tells you, no matter how foolish it may seem. God will come through, and He saves the best for last.

Crazy faith is believing that the best is yet to come. Before God can bring the best in our lives, he must do something deeper in our lives. He needs to take away the one thing that is holding you back. God wants to give us victory but we must allow him to remove that one thing that is holding us back from complete devotion. God also sometimes asks us to add one thing to our lives to bring his best. In Acts, before Pentecost the disciples needed to add a new member, Matthias to replace Judas. The disciples needed to deal with their past hurts and add one thing to their lives in order for God to release the blessing.