Preaching the Gospel in Faithful Fellowship
Sermons on Trust God (Page 4)
As we sing the timeless hymn “Who is on the Lord’s Side” we’re reminded of the journey of the Israelites in Exodus 14:13-15:1. Facing a sea on one side and a vast army on the other, they had a choice – Trust God and journey to the other side of the sea or return to…
The Israelites had a choice presented to them in Exodus 14:9-20 when they faced the Red Sea – Trust God or trust man. God never gives up on us, He is always working to grow and mature His children. Sometimes more faith is needed, but in the end, what side of the sea are you…
God has a process for our lives – will we trust it? In Genesis 32, we see one of Jacob’s many struggles to trust God’s process and rely upon him. But Jacob persisted and was blessed by God through it all. Let’s learn together to trust God’s process!
When we study the Word of God, we find that God’s ways are not our ways. In Genesis 13:1-17:8 we see time and time again that man tried to do things their way, but God had a process, even their mess ups. Will you trust the process of God in your life?
How often do we face situations and decide not to wait for God? In Genesis 12:1-4, Abram had a decision to make – Trust God and leave everything he’d ever known or stay put. What about you today – will you trust the process?
Satan seeks to destroy us. Sometimes through spiritual attacks, but 1 Corinthians 5:1-6 warns us that sometimes these are attacks to our body. Friend, we must be ready and heeding what God tells us in His Word!
The Bible is full of warnings to nations who’s god is not God. Isaiah 5:7-23 reminds us of what happens as we depart from the ways of God. Will we stand firm in the teachings of God or go the way of the world?
There is often uncertainty today over what the truth is. God leaves us with no doubt when it comes to the truth about Him. Galatians 1:6-18 remind us to cling to the truth, to not go after other gospels or teaches that we might fancy, but to cling to the truth of salvation.
2 Timothy 3 warns us of the things we will see in the last days as people turn from God and go their own way. We’ve seen a great decline in Americans have come to depend on their wealth and prosperity instead of their Creator. What about you today? Do you continue to give credit…
Throughout history, God has been looking for faithful people to serve Him. In the book of Esther, we’re reminded how a young lady was able to use her bad circumstances to save God’s people. There are no accidents or coincidences for the Christian – are we ready to serve God where we are today?