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[[June 1-30|'''Day 1''']], [[June 2-30|'''2''']], [[June 3-30|'''3''']], [[June 4-30|'''4''']], [[June 5-30|'''5''']], [[June 6-30|'''6''']], [[June 7-30|'''7''']], [[June 8-30|'''8''']], [[June 9-30|'''9''']], [[June 10-30|'''10''']], [[June 11-30|'''11''']], [[June 12-30|'''12''']], [[June 13-30|'''13''']], [[June 14-30|'''14''']], [[June 15-30|'''15''']], [[June 16-30|'''16''']], [[June 17-30|'''17''']], [[June 18-30|'''18''']], [[June 19-30|'''19''']], [[June 20-30|'''20''']], [[June 21-30|'''21''']], [[June 22-30|'''22''']], [[June 23-30|'''23''']], [[June 24-30|'''24''']], [[June 25-30|'''25''']], [[June 26-30|'''26''']], [[June 27-30|'''27''']], [[June 28-30|'''28''']], [[June 29-30|'''29''']], [[June 30-30|'''30''']] ---- ==Why Dost Thou Worry Thyself?== "Speak unto the children of Israel, that they go forward" (Exod. 14:15). "This is the rest wherewith ye may cause the weary to rest; and this is the refreshing" (Isa. 28:12). Why dost thou worry thyself? What use can thy fretting serve? Thou art on board a vessel which thou couldst not steer even if the great Captain put thee at the helm, of which thou couldst not so much as reef a sail, yet thou worriest as if thou wert captain and helmsman. Oh, be quiet; God is Master! Dost thou think that all this din and hurly-burly that is abroad betokens that God has left His throne? No, man, His coursers rush furiously on, and His chariot is the storm; but there is a bit between their jaws, and He holds the reins, and guides them as He wills! Jehovah is Master yet; believe it; peace be unto thee! be not afraid. -C. H. Spurgeon "Tonight, my soul, be still and sleep; The storms are raging on God's deep- God's deep, not thine; be still and sleep. "Tonight, my soul, be still and sleep; God's hands shall still the tempter's sweep- God's hands, not thine; be still and sleep. "Tonight, my soul, be still and sleep; God's love is strong while night hours creep- God's love, not thine; be still and sleep. "Tonight, my soul, be still and sleep; God's heaven will comfort those who weep- God's heaven, not thine; be still and sleep." I entreat you, give no place to despondency. This is a dangerous temptation-a refined, not a gross temptation of the adversary. Melancholy contracts and withers the heart, and renders it unfit to receive the impressions of grace. It magnifies and gives a false coloring to objects, and thus renders your burdens too heavy to bear. God's designs regarding you, and His methods of bringing about these designs, are infinitely wise. -Madame Guyon [[Category:Devotional]]