Satisfied With Our Daily Bread Part 3 - 2.23.25

Jordon Gilmore

God’s grace is sufficient for all needs, as demonstrated by the provision of daily bread and the example of the Israelites in the desert.  The Apostle Paul’s conversation with God highlights that God’s grace is enough, even in weakness, and should be received with faith.  Operating in the kingdom means relying on God’s grace, not our own merits or abilities.

God’s grace, unmerited favor, is sufficient for salvation and all aspects of life.  The Apostle Paul, facing a persistent “thorn in the flesh,” prayed for its removal, but God responded, “My grace is sufficient for you, for my strength is made perfect in weakness.”  Paul, like us, must trust in God’s grace, believing it is enough to carry us through life’s challenges, even when we feel weak or uncomfortable.

God’s grace is sufficient for all situations, even those where our strength is tested. Paul, in 2 Corinthians 12:9, learned to embrace his weaknesses, recognizing that God’s power is made perfect in them. We should anchor our faith in God’s grace, knowing it is enough for every day and every challenge.