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Stewards of the Land — a hillside milpa at first light, a farmer already at work between the rows

God feeds all he madePsalm 104:10-32Length: Long

Eat

Read the passage slowly, read it again, then retell it in your own words. If you can't retell it, read it once more.

  • Read
  • Reread
  • Retell

Digest

Answer from what the passage actually says — stay in the text.

  1. What does this passage show me about God?

    • List what God does in this psalm for the land, the animals and people. What happens when he turns his face away?
  2. What does it show me about people — and about myself, my work and my land?

    • Where have you been giving yourself, the weather or the market the credit for what God gives?
  3. What will I obey this week, at home and on my land? (a concrete step, with a day)

    • How will you thank God for your food at a particular meal this week, in a way your household will notice?
  4. Who will I tell?

    • Who could you read this psalm with when the rain comes, or when it doesn't?

Grow

Growth is God's part, not yours. Do the cycle faithfully and trust Him to give the growth (1 Corinthians 3:6–7).

Pray

Lord, you water the hills, you grow grass for the cattle and plants for us to cultivate, and every creature waits on you for its food. Thank you for every harvest we have ever eaten. Open our eyes to your hand in it.