Asaph refuses to be comforted. He asked a lot of questions of the Lord. At the close of his discouragement, he came to two wonderful conclusion. First, in v.13 “Thy way, O God, is in the sanctuary; …” And second, v.19 “Thy way is in the sea, …”

What an unusual way to express faith! First, Asaph tells us that God’s way is in the sanctuary. His way is a way of sanctification and holiness. God leads us in grace and from grace to glory. If we are Living in the Holy of Holies, we will be able to discover God’s way.

Second, God’s way is in the sea. His way is hidden. We may not understand all of God’s leading. But this we know: God is leading. His way is in the sea, and if He has to, He will open up the sea for you. If necessary, He will help you walk on the water. But the Psalmist came to the right conclusion. God’s way is Holy, so obey Him. His way is hidden, so trust Him

Perhaps you’re going through a difficulty today and asking a lot of questions. Let God bring you closer to Himself by following His guidance.