Trusting in God
Trusting in God4
Deuteronomy 32:3
By Chuck Smith0DEU 32:3PSA 18:2MAT 7:24Chuck Smith emphasizes that Jesus is the ultimate Rock, a refuge and defense for all who seek Him. He contrasts the various 'rocks' people rely on, such as substances or philosophies, and highlights the importance of building one's life on the solid foundation of Christ. Smith warns against underestimating the true Rock of salvation, urging listeners to trust in Jesus rather than fleeting securities. He illustrates this with the story of King Nebuchadnezzar's dream, where the Rock symbolizes God's eternal kingdom that will ultimately prevail over human efforts.
The Lord My Care-Taker
By Octavius Winslow0PHP 4:61PE 5:7Octavius Winslow emphasizes that the Lord is our Care-Taker, reminding us that despite our anxieties and troubles, God is sufficient for every need. He encourages believers to cast their cares upon the Lord, who is intimately aware of even the smallest details of our lives. Winslow reassures us that Jesus demonstrated His care through our salvation and continues to care for our daily struggles and spiritual journeys. By trusting in God's provision and making His service our delight, we can experience true peace. Ultimately, we must learn to transfer our burdens to Him to find rest and solace.
The Wise Sayings of George Mã¼ller - Part 4
By George Mueller0MAT 6:6LUK 11:9JHN 14:26ROM 12:122CO 9:6GAL 6:7PHP 4:61TH 5:17HEB 11:6JAS 5:16George Müller emphasizes the necessity of secret prayer for overcoming inner corruption and maintaining a strong relationship with God. He warns against the temptation to abandon prayer and scripture reading during dry seasons, asserting that persistence in these practices is essential for spiritual growth. Müller also highlights the importance of balancing work and prayer, encouraging believers to trust in God rather than their own efforts. He discusses the significance of restitution and the connection between a Christian's life and their rewards in the afterlife. Ultimately, he reminds us that the Word of God is our standard and the Holy Spirit our teacher.
Rest in God's Will
By F.B. Meyer0PRO 3:5ROM 12:2JAS 1:5F.B. Meyer emphasizes the importance of resting in God's will, explaining that while discerning His will can be challenging, God provides subtle signs for those who approach Him with humility and a desire to follow His path. He cautions against seeking signs through worldly means and encourages believers to quiet their hearts in God's presence, allowing Jesus to bring peace and wisdom. By centering their lives on God and trusting in Christ as their source of wisdom, believers can confidently take steps forward, assured that God will guide them without shame.