WHERE DOES MY HELP COME FROM? (1 OF 3)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Psalm 121:1-8
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Where Does My Help Come From? (1 of 3)
Series: Fear-Less
Jim Perdue
Psalm 121:1-8
Intro/Attention
Because of the unusual circumstances, we find ourselves in, I am transitioning from our series entitled, Love Where You Live, and moving to a series I'm calling Fear-Less. I don't mean to imply that we can be 100% fearless until we get to Heaven, but we all can learn to trust more and fear less.
Can I just say before we begin, this is a little strange. To be honest, most preachers have had nightmares of getting up to preach to an empty auditorium. But, this is not at all a nightmare. It is an opportunity to connect in a different way. I thank God for the technology we have so I can come to you via video right now and communicate God's Word to you and your family.*
Church, please know that I love you and miss you already. We are a family, we're in this together, and we will get through this together. While this certainly caught us by surprise, none of this caught God by surprise. He's good, faithful and in control.
Let's begin this morning by reading Psalm 121 together. I hope you have your Bibles with you right there in your living room or kitchen table, open them up to Psalm 121 and let's read together. READ TEXT I want to ask the question this morning that the psalmist asks in the beginning here, Where Does My Help Come From? That's an important question for us to ask and answer today.
On December 31, 2019, health officials from China alerted the World Health Organization of a new pattern of pneumonia in the city of Wuhan that they had never seen previously. By January 7, 2020, health officials announced they had identified a new virus in the coronavirus family, which they designated 2019-nCoV. Coronaviruses include the common cold and SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome). They spread by being in proximity to an infected person and inhaling droplets when they cough or sneeze, or by touching surfaces where these droplets land and then to ...
Series: Fear-Less
Jim Perdue
Psalm 121:1-8
Intro/Attention
Because of the unusual circumstances, we find ourselves in, I am transitioning from our series entitled, Love Where You Live, and moving to a series I'm calling Fear-Less. I don't mean to imply that we can be 100% fearless until we get to Heaven, but we all can learn to trust more and fear less.
Can I just say before we begin, this is a little strange. To be honest, most preachers have had nightmares of getting up to preach to an empty auditorium. But, this is not at all a nightmare. It is an opportunity to connect in a different way. I thank God for the technology we have so I can come to you via video right now and communicate God's Word to you and your family.*
Church, please know that I love you and miss you already. We are a family, we're in this together, and we will get through this together. While this certainly caught us by surprise, none of this caught God by surprise. He's good, faithful and in control.
Let's begin this morning by reading Psalm 121 together. I hope you have your Bibles with you right there in your living room or kitchen table, open them up to Psalm 121 and let's read together. READ TEXT I want to ask the question this morning that the psalmist asks in the beginning here, Where Does My Help Come From? That's an important question for us to ask and answer today.
On December 31, 2019, health officials from China alerted the World Health Organization of a new pattern of pneumonia in the city of Wuhan that they had never seen previously. By January 7, 2020, health officials announced they had identified a new virus in the coronavirus family, which they designated 2019-nCoV. Coronaviruses include the common cold and SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome). They spread by being in proximity to an infected person and inhaling droplets when they cough or sneeze, or by touching surfaces where these droplets land and then to ...
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