Power in the Psalms: Trust
Some people like to trust the tangible—things they can see and touch, such as a strong showing of the Dow, a large and equipped military, a secure retirement, or their party running the government. Some trust in well-built, fortified chariots pulled by strong, speedy horses.
Road Rules: Trust
In the psalms, King David wrote, “Some trust in chariots and some in horses….” It’s easy to get caught up in false security, isn’t it? Allowing careers to give us identity. Allowing retirement plans to give us security. Allowing investments to make us feel good about the future. Allowing where we live or what we drive to make us feel significant. Allowing our “chariots” and “horses” to make us feel safe and protected. For the believer, though, things must be different.
The Bible’s Translation and Distribution
https://www.ronmoore.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/jrn2021-1013.mp3Podcast: Download (47.5MB) Can you trust the integrity of God’s Word? After all, it did pass through the hearts, minds, and hands of countless sinful men. Ron Moore comes to offer convincing evidence...
Names of God: Jesus
Have you ever considered God to be as distant as the stars he created? Have you ever felt God to be a stern disciplinarian ready to punish you when you say something you shouldn’t say or do something you shouldn’t do? If you believe God is out of reach, then reconsider the Person named Jesus.