The One Question "WHO"

The psalmist didn’t ask “Why?” and “How long?” and leave it at that. He stayed in the journey and moved forward, focusing his heart on who God is, what he has done, and what he has promised for his people. As he dwelled on those truths, the psalmist found the answer to the one question we always need to ask. “But I trust in your unfailing love; my heart rejoices in your salvation. I will sing the Lord’s praise, for he has been good to me” (Psalm 13:5–6).

As the psalmist concluded, God is the answer. He is the one who loves, who saves, and who helps. On this side of redemptive history, Jesus is the answer to our question of “Who?” He is the answer to the deepest longings of our heart. He is the source of all our hope, our peace, our love, our strength, our salvation, and our life. He is our everything and without him, we are nothing.

God doesn’t promise to answer all of our questions. Like Job, we may never know why some things have happened to us. But in Christ he has given us the answer to what we desperately need most:

We serve a God who wants us to cry out to him with all the questions on our heart. Sometimes he answers those questions and sometimes he does not. But the one question he always answers is “Who?” And when we know the answer to “Who?” we’ve found the answer to the most important question we could ever ask.

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