Paul Sadorus

Let me tell you something that happened to me today. I went out to dinner with some friends, and when the menu came, they asked me how I wanted my steak. I said clearly—well-cooked. When the food arrived, I looked at the steak and I couldn’t even cut it. It was still dripping. I couldn’t eat it. I had to pack it as takeaway. And as I sat there, it hit me— Sometimes that’s exactly how we treat God. God invites us into fellowship—into prayer, into the Word—and we respond with convenience. ‘Not now, Lord.’ ‘I’m tired.’ ‘I’ll pray when it fits my schedule.’ But fellowship with God isn’t about convenience. You show up whether you feel like it or not. Just like you eat to stay strong, you feed on God’s Word to stay alive spiritually. Here’s the truth: God knows what nourishes you. He’s not calling you to half-baked messages and quick inspiration. He’s inviting you to real food—His Word. Because when the hard days come—and they do— Only what you’ve been feeding on will keep you standing. Sometimes God asks for your time not because it’s easy… But because He sees what you need before you do.