The Almighty (2 of 4)
Series: Snapshots of Who God Is
William Wyne
Psalm 91:1
This morning I invite you to again indulge me and join me in looking at Psalm 91. Again, I want to lift another snapshot of our God under this title, ''Snapshots of Who God Is.'' It is one thing to hear about God from others who say they know Him, and it is another thing to know God for your own self. But to know Him also in context to what the word says about God is a greater sense of faith.
In the midst of Job's crisis and struggles, he had an experience that gave him greater assurance. In Chapter 42 he declared, I had heard about Him with my ears, but now I see for myself. There is nothing like being sure yourself. And there is nothing like seeing God considering what the Word says. There is nothing like knowing that He is a present help in trouble. There is nothing like really knowing that He is a Shepherd that meets the needs of His sheep.
There is something about faith that is personal, and that faith becomes even more profound when it is rooted on the Word. When one can say, God said it, and it settled, it is deeper in faith. When one can say that I am settled and sure because of the surety of the Word, it is deeper.
On last week I preached and proclaimed to you that first picture that Psalm 91 gives us of God. It is more of a snapshot that is enlarged.
That text said, He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will remain secure.
Again, I reminded you, that the term Most High is a translation of that word in Hebrew El Elyon. It means the Most High God. The scriptures give us as believers a lofty view of God because the scriptures want you to see Him at a personal level, but also at that heavenly level.
When life is low and the ebb and flow of life is low, you need a heavenly vision and view of God. When life is low, you need a high view of God.
In other words, in that first snapshot of who God is served as reassurance and reminder that as the Most H ...
Series: Snapshots of Who God Is
William Wyne
Psalm 91:1
This morning I invite you to again indulge me and join me in looking at Psalm 91. Again, I want to lift another snapshot of our God under this title, ''Snapshots of Who God Is.'' It is one thing to hear about God from others who say they know Him, and it is another thing to know God for your own self. But to know Him also in context to what the word says about God is a greater sense of faith.
In the midst of Job's crisis and struggles, he had an experience that gave him greater assurance. In Chapter 42 he declared, I had heard about Him with my ears, but now I see for myself. There is nothing like being sure yourself. And there is nothing like seeing God considering what the Word says. There is nothing like knowing that He is a present help in trouble. There is nothing like really knowing that He is a Shepherd that meets the needs of His sheep.
There is something about faith that is personal, and that faith becomes even more profound when it is rooted on the Word. When one can say, God said it, and it settled, it is deeper in faith. When one can say that I am settled and sure because of the surety of the Word, it is deeper.
On last week I preached and proclaimed to you that first picture that Psalm 91 gives us of God. It is more of a snapshot that is enlarged.
That text said, He who dwells in the shelter of the Most High will remain secure.
Again, I reminded you, that the term Most High is a translation of that word in Hebrew El Elyon. It means the Most High God. The scriptures give us as believers a lofty view of God because the scriptures want you to see Him at a personal level, but also at that heavenly level.
When life is low and the ebb and flow of life is low, you need a heavenly vision and view of God. When life is low, you need a high view of God.
In other words, in that first snapshot of who God is served as reassurance and reminder that as the Most H ...
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