preaching on the book of psalms

The Lord is our Fortress - Preaching Preaching Outline on Psalm 46:1 "God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble." Introduction to Psalms 46:1 Even though King David had a lot of financial, political and military power, he didn't put his trust in himself or his allies. He trusted only in the Lord, who is the same God we serve today. Development The man who doesn't know the Lord, who has not yet had an experience with Him, puts his trust in himself, in his job, in his diplomas, in his friends, in his money and in other things. job, diplomas, friends, money and other things. But when the struggle comes and he feels alone, he sees that he has no one to rely on. But we, who serve the living God, the same God as David, we can say, just as he said: "God is our refuge, our fortress..." We all face struggles in our daily lives. Work, school, home, criticism from colleagues. But the faithful servant has a place of refuge, a place to seek help. What is a fortress? A protected, safe place... they were made in the old days to shelter people from the attacks of their enemies. That's our God! Our fortress, our protection Where we from the daily attacks of the adversary of our souls. Where is our strength? In the communion of the body, in the church. "...a very present help in trouble..." Who among us doesn't feel distressed by so many struggles, do we? We are human, small, weak, needy, in need of the Lord's blessings. But we know a secret that the world doesn't knows. It is the cry for the blood of Jesus, so that the Father can shelter us in his fortress. All we have to do is ask for help and he will help us !!!!! "...Therefore we will not fear, though the earth be changed, and though the mountains be carried into the midst of the seas..." Let's keep trusting in the Lord.... Nothing can shake our confidence. The earth moving into the midst of the seas is the complicating the situation, is the tightening of the struggles, because the seas point to the struggles of this life. But Jesus will be with us. Just like in the boat, when the disciples woke Jesus, who was resting, for fear of dying, and he calmed the storm. calmed the storm. "...even if the rivers shake our bravery" We can sometimes be shaken, but our God gives us the strength not to crumble... "There is a river whose streams make glad the city of God, the sanctuary of the dwelling places of the Most High." The streams of the river are the blessings of the Spirit... our joy is the Lord. The sanctuary of the dwelling places of the Most High is the heart of the faithful servant. Conclusion of Psalms 46:1 Who do we turn to? Who can we trust? Yes, we have the Lord, Jesus, who won the greatest battle human beings can face, which was death. And if he won, we will win too, because with him we are more than winners. Preaching Outline on Psalm 46:1 "God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble." More Preaching Outlines God's help - Psalm 79:11 Valley of Baca - Psalms 84:5-7 What shall I give to the Lord? - Psalm 116:12-14

preaching on the book of psalms

The Lord is our Fortress – Psalm 46:1

Arise, O eternal portals – Psalms 24:07-09

Have you seen what God has done? – Psalm 116:12-13

The encounter with the Lord Jesus – Psalms 39:6-7

preaching on the book of psalms

The Lord is our Fortress – Psalm 46:1

Arise, O eternal portals – Psalms 24:07-09

Have you seen what God has done? – Psalm 116:12-13

The encounter with the Lord Jesus – Psalms 39:6-7

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