HYMN DAY! I love “Under His Wings” by William Cushing. I’ll be humming this all day. 1 Under His wings I am safely abiding. Tho’ the night deepens and tempests are wild, Still I can trust Him; I know He will keep me. He has redeemed me, and I am…
Last week we looked at verses 1 and 2 of Psalm 91, which described the state of the godly individual. This week we’re looking at how God provides safety for His own. He Himself will deliver us from forces of evil. God sees all and knows all. He’s never caught…
Here’s another personal statement—MY God. Not some omniscient being that resides far away and has no significance in his life, but One who is close enough to be called “my God.” Not only that, but he knows God well enough to say with all surety, “in whom I trust.” Trust,…
I love the personal relationship the psalmist (most likely Moses) shared with God. He doesn’t say that the Lord is *A* refuge and *A* fortress, but rather *MY* refuge and *MY* fortress. Think about what that means. A refuge is a shelter, a place we go to when we’re being…
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HYMN DAY! “He Hideth My Soul” by Fanny Crosby. Dare you not to sing it! 1 A wonderful Savior is Jesus my Lord, a wonderful Savior to me; He hideth my soul in the cleft of the rock, where rivers of pleasure I see. Refrain: He hideth my soul in…
King James phrases it, “…shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty.” The Lord Himself shields those who dwell with Him. When we commune with God, we are safe from Satan’s darts. The minions of hell cannot reach us when we are in God’s shadow. Yes, we’re still trapped in…
When the storms of life are crashing down, I often turn to Psalm 91. I actually love the King James version of this Psalm. “He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High…” Sad to say we aren’t referencing all believers here. Some believers appreciate God’s grace and…
When my girls were little and I reprimanded them, they would usually say, “I know, Mom.” And I would reply, “It’s not enough to know–you need to DO.” When we KNOW right from wrong, the expectation of appropriate behavior increases. Those who have repented of their sinful ways and accepted…
When I look at majestic mountains, a thick forest of trees, or a carpet of delicate flowers, I see the Maker. The wonder and awe of creation fills me, and I can’t help but look heavenward and praise God for His amazing creation. But does that moment of admiration and…