Let All That Trust in Thee Rejoice

🌻 Theme: Living with Joy

📖 Scripture:
“But all who find safety in you will rejoice; they can always sing for joy. Protect them and bless those who love you.” — Psalm 5:11 (GNTD)

📜 Background:
Psalm 5 is a morning prayer of David, filled with honest cries for protection and justice. In verse 11, the tone shifts to confident praise. David declares that those who trust in God will not only be safe—they will rejoice. Joy, in this context, is not circumstantial but rooted in divine refuge and love.

💡 Devotional:
Joy is the natural overflow of trust.
When we place our confidence in God—not in outcomes, people, or plans—we find a joy that sings even in uncertainty. David doesn’t promise ease, but he does promise rejoicing for those who take shelter in the Lord.

Trust is the doorway to joy. It’s the quiet assurance that God is for us, with us, and ahead of us. When we lean into His protection, we’re not just safe—we’re blessed. And that blessing stirs up songs of joy, even in the waiting.

Let your trust today be your reason to rejoice. Not because everything is solved, but because you’re held by the One who never fails.

🪞 Reflection Questions:

What does trusting God look like in your current season?
Where have you experienced joy as a result of trusting Him?
What fears or doubts do you need to surrender to find deeper joy?

🙏 Prayer:
Lord, I choose to trust You today.
Not because I see the whole picture, but because I know You do.
Let my heart rejoice in Your protection and sing for joy in Your love.
Help me to rest in Your promises and find safety in Your presence.
Amen.

🛠️ Application:
Take a moment today to write down one area where you’re struggling to trust.
Then, speak Psalm 5:11 aloud as a declaration of joy and confidence.
Let it become your song of trust.

📌 Takeaway:
Trust leads to joy.
When we find safety in God, we don’t just survive—we sing.
Rejoice today, because you are held.