The Morning Psalm
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Handing over the route

28 June 2026 · 1 min read

Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.
Psalm 37:5, KJV

“Commit” here is a strong word — older translators noted it literally means roll: roll your way onto the LORD, the way a labourer rolls a weight off his own back onto something that can actually bear it. This is not gentle spiritual sentiment. It is load transfer.

Notice what gets committed: thy way. Not just the crisis, the whole route — today’s plans, this season’s direction, the destination you are quietly anxious about. And notice the division of labour that follows: you commit and trust; He brings to pass. Most of our exhaustion comes from trying to work His side of that line.

Somewhere today the plan will wobble, and you will reach to take the whole way back onto your own back. That is the moment this verse was written for. Roll it over again. He shall bring it to pass.

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