Trust In God At All Times
We face many troubles. It seems that everywhere we turn there are problems. What do we do in hard times? Where do we turn? Well, David looked to God for help. He waited upon God.
We face many troubles. It seems that everywhere we turn there are problems. What do we do in hard times? Where do we turn? Well, David looked to God for help. He waited upon God.
We have all heard about temptation. While not a favorite topic, it is necessary that we be aware of what it is and what it can do. By God's grace may we depart from sin to faithfully serve the true and living God.
Our text gives a viable description of Hell. The language of our text is strong and explicit. I would like to look into these verses today and get a glimpse of Hell.
Sometimes events happen to us which are life-altering. Lives are often changed because of the impact of an individual, a group, or an event. This morning we note an event in history which has had tremendous impact: the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In this day and time, we are surrounded by problems. Our hearts are often burdened. As we look into this Psalm, may we take courage. May we look up, fix our eyes upon God, and fight the good fight of faith.
Man's heart is good at misdirection. We will buzz like a bee from flower to flower looking for satisfaction. We might receive, but there is no inward peace. Perhaps you have emptiness in your soul. Does it seem to you that something is lacking?
God has instituted the law of sowing and reaping. This law is evident throughout the creation. It is also understood in the spiritual realm. It is expressed in the Scriptures. Being God's law, it cannot be overcome.
Have you ever been in a situation where the circumstances seemed overwhelming? Maybe you had to face the trouble alone. In our text we find the underdog surprising the crowd. We find a young man with a mature faith overcoming a giant of a man with small faith.
It is my objective to consider a biblical example where Israel had fallen away from God; and if there was to be any type of restoration then there would have to be proper spiritual preparation. By this, I trust we will see the need to do so ourselves.
We shall look into our text and learn of a man who almost became a Christian. My objective is to bear witness to the truth that almost is not enough.