Psalm 110:3 Thy people shall be willing in the day of thy power, in the beauties of holiness from the womb of the morning: thou hast the dew of thy youth.
Blessed be the God of grace that it is so!
He has a people whom He has
chosen from of old to be His peculiar portion.
These by nature have
wills as stubborn as the rest of the froward sons of Adam...
But when the
day of His power comes and grace displays its omnipotence, they become
willing to repent and to believe in Jesus.
None
are saved unwillingly, but the will is made sweetly to yield itself.
What a wondrous power is this, which never violates the will and yet
rules it!
God does not break the lock,
but He opens it by a master key which He alone can handle.
Now are we
willing to be, to do, or to suffer as the LORD wills.
If at any time we grow rebellious, He has but to come to us with
power, and straightway we run in the way of His commands with all our
hearts.
May this be a day of power with me as to some noble effort for the glory of God and the good of my fellowmen!
LORD, I am willing; may I not hope that this is a day of Thy power?
I am wholly at Thy disposal; willing, yea, eager, to be used of Thee for Thy holy purposes.
O
LORD, let me not have to cry, "To will is present with me, but how to
perform that which I would, I find not"; but give me power as Thou
givest me will.
~Charles Spurgeon~