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Our Help Comes From The Lord - Psalm 121

10:00 AM

Of the seven annual Jewish Feasts, three included festivals requiring the people to make a trek to the temple. And as Jerusalem sat upon a high hill, Jewish pilgrims sang beautiful songs of praise and worship as they climbed the road to the city. Psalm 121 is such a song. One the people sang with joy as they remembered all the times they cried out in despair, and how every time their help came from the Lord. For our God is always awake and watching over His people with infinite care.


Although we aren’t required to travel to Jerusalem, we too are on a trek. For until we are called home to heaven, we are to walk this earth on the path chosen for us by God. And whatever path that is we can have confidence that as His beloved children, our Father will never let our feet be moved. He is the mighty Keeper of our souls. Protector and Sustainer of His people. And as such, night and day, coming and going, God will keep us secure and steadfast. Always helping, guiding, and providing. 


Each of us has a calling. One unique to us alone. And with threats coming at us from all sides, following that calling can be difficult and dangerous. But God never asks us to go it alone. Minute by minute the Lord is watching and protecting us from all evil. And as our source of strength and security, we can look to Him for help from each adversity. This isn’t to say that life will be easier. But it is to say that no matter what we face, we won’t face it alone. For God promises to sustain us through every challenge.


We can’t protect ourselves from all of life’s dangers. And often we needlessly suffer from fear because we’re looking everywhere for help, except to the One who can. God loves us beyond measure. He offers us eternal care and protection. All we need to do is trust in Him and accept His help. And when our dependence is completely on God, we can experience a sense of peace and security even in the midst of difficult circumstances. Resting secure knowing our Father will never let us falter. 


Pause and Reflect -

Are you trusting in God's care and protection, or do you rely on your own strength? How can you cultivate a deeper sense of trust in the Lord, even in the face of uncertainty and danger?


Let’s pray together

Our dearest Father in heaven above, Ruler and Creator of all things, hallowed be Thy name. Oh Father we stand in awe over Your great power and protection of Your people. And we thank You for always watching over us. Lord we confess that at times we feel overwhelmed and uncertain, but are comforted by the help that You alone provide. For Father we trust that You will keep our feet from slipping. And that You will be our ever-present help in times of trouble. Father give us the courage to face the challenges before us, knowing that You are with us every step of the way. And may we always look to You as our source of strength and security. In Jesus' precious name we pray, Amen. 


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I can’t wait to hear your thoughts, and I pray your day overflows with love and blessings.


💖 Lisa

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Psalm 121:1-3 ~ The One to cling to ~ God’s Help

12:00 AM

Saturday, March 30, 2019




Welcome to Scripture Saturday!

This coming week's memory verse is Psalm 121:1-3...

I lift up my eyes to the mountains—where does my help come from?
My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth. 
He will not let your foot slip— He who watches over you will not slumber; (NIV)

Where can we find real security in our times of need? 

If we can say from our heart…”My help comes from the Lord, the Maker of heaven and earth.” it shows that we truly know who to value, who to turn to, and who to truly love. 

And if we can say from our heart, with all confidence, that “He will not let (our) foot slip”…that “He watches over (us) and never (sleeps),” it shows that we truly know the object of our trusting, of our faith, and of our worship.  He is the only ONE who is worthy. He is the ONE to cling to. He will keep us safe. (based on iWorship)

Have a blessed day and week everyone!




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SoulSearching Sunday~Hiding God's Word in our hearts

12:00 AM

Sunday, June 3, 2018



Week Twenty-two

Welcome!  We pray that you have all had a precious time worshipping the Lord this morning!  Below you will find some thought provoking questions that will provide you a starting point to your journal writing to complete this week.  We hope that you will find this time soul satisfying!

Our reading this week was Psalm Psalm 113 - 140...

1. The Bible is “God-breathed” - the inspired words from our loving heavenly Father. Thus we should fill our hearts and minds with eternal truths from His Word. What is your plan for “hiding” God’s Word in your heart?

I have tried my best for You - don’t let me wander from your commands. I have hidden Your Word in my heart, that I might not sin against You. Blessed are You, O LORD; teach me your principles. (Psalm 119:10-12)

2. Where are you tempted to look for help? What can you do to remember that your help comes from the LORD, and Him alone?

I look up to the mountains - does my help come from there? (Psalm 121:1)

3. With whom do you have a struggling relationship? Pray for that person and your relationship with him or her. Pray specifically about the next encounter you will have with that person, that it would be honoring and pleasing to God.

How wonderful it is, how pleasant, when brothers live together in harmony! (Psalm 133:1)