November 15, 2025
Daily Devotional:
“Worthy of It All”
Revelation 4:11
“You are worthy, our Lord and God, to receive glory and honor and power, for you created all things, and by your will they were created and have their being.”
This must be the anthem in heaven "You are worthy of it all"! But it is more than a song lyric; it is the fundamental truth that drives all existence and all worship. This verse pulls back the curtain on heaven, revealing the ceaseless, passionate adoration paid to God. The elders and living creatures don't just feel like worshipping; they declare the factual basis for God's worthiness.
Their praise is built on a magnificent, two-part foundation.
First, in The Act of Creation: "You created all things." Everything, from the galaxies to the microscopic life in your hand, owes its origin to Him. He didn't use pre-existing material; He spoke it into being. This act makes Him the unrivaled sovereign.
Second, in The Power of Sustenance: "...and by your will they were created and have their being." This is the profound part. It means God didn't just wind the clock up and walk away. He is actively sustaining everything. Your next breath, the earth's orbit, the beating of your heart—it all continues only because of His will.
Because He is the Source and the Sustainer of everything, He is supremely worthy to receive the totality of our praise: glory, honor, and power. He isn't just worthy of some of it; He is worthy of it all.
Let's Acknowledge and Give Him glory by reflecting on His character. When we choose kindness over retaliation, patience over panic, or truth over convenience, we are giving God glory.
Let's Honor Him by making Him our first thought in the morning, your guide in a difficult decision, and our peace in a troubling situation. Where we put our time, attention, and trust shows what we truly honor.
In full Surrender to His Will, Give Him power by submitting ourlife to His plan. This means letting go of the need for personal control and trusting that the Creator, who sustains the universe by His will, has a perfect plan for our lives.
Today, let Revelation 4:11 move from a declaration in heaven to a reality in our hearts. Recognize the intentionality of our own existence and offer the Creator the full measure of our being—because He is truly worthy of it all.
Let us reflect on what our response must be. When we say God is worthy of "it all," what exactly are we referring to in our daily lives? In this Moment of Prayer is there a specific area of your life—like work, family, or health—that you'd like to dedicate to God's glory today?