God is With You in Everything You Do

ByCarolyn E. Jacobs

In Praying the Names of God for 52 Weeks, Ann Spangler points out a verse I haven’t taken much notice of before.

At that time Abimelech, accompanied by Phicol, the commander of his army, said to Abraham, “Elohim is with you in everything you do.” – Genesis 21:22, Names of God Version

Abraham’s life was a testimony to God’s faithfulness.

Sign-spinning GIFs - Get the best GIF on GIPHY I want to live my life like I’m a sign spinner proclaiming the faithfulness of El Olam.

Top 3 Transit Advertising Examples that Really Work - The Neuron I want to encourage those around me to partake of the goodness of God like I’m  a bus going along its route, encouraging people to eat Oreos.

It’s a silly analogy, but it’s a reminder to me that I’m advertising something wherever I am. What does my sign say?

In big, bold letters, I want it to say, “Elohim is with you in everything you do.”

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