Dear saints, we
are poor and needy but the Lord thinks upon us. David said he was poor and
needy. How much more we who are much more poor and much more needy? But given the
sentiment, the poorer and the needier, the more the Lord thinks upon us. It is
no shame for us to be poor and needy. On the contrary, to admit this truth as
we seek Jesus Christ, is to be rich and content in Christ.
We are not seeking the wealth of the
world or our own self-suffiency. Rather, we throw ourselves upon Christ, from
whence comes our help. He fills us up. He makes us the possessors of all
things. He makes us content in excess and content in want, for to have Christ
is to have all. The poorer we are, the needier we are, the more we have of
Christ to supply all our needs.
This meal then is for the poor and
needy, for the hungry and thirsty, for the sick and the dead, made alive in Christ. By faith, receive
the living Christ offered in this meal.
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