Sunday was part two of “He’s STILL* Got the Whole World in His Hands.” Here are Dwight’s scuds:
- How does a recession affect the church? Attendance goes up and offerings go down.
- It’s during times of uncertainty that God gets our full attention.
- God gets more done in our lives during times of crisis than at any other time.
- When we read the Bible we find out that the things we’re experiencing in America right now are just normal.
- If you know Christ you have nothing to worry about because he’s still got the whole world in his hands.
- Many of us believe in God but live like atheists.
- Some of us rather than having faith in God have faith in faith.
- God is a faithful, active God.
- When your faith intersects with God’s faithfulness, something supernatural happens.
- If you go with your heart, if you go with what you “feel,” you’ll get it wrong.
- You can’t trust your heart.
- You can’t be worried and happy at the same time.
Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight. –Proverbs 3:5-6
- We tend to think that we’re old enough, smart enough, and experienced enough to lean on our own understanding—we’re not.
- “…in all your ways acknowledge him…” in that scripture all means ALL, ALL the time!
- God promises to make your paths straight. He doesn’t say he’ll straighten out the path you’re on.
- His promise: he’ll make the path you should take so obvious that you can’t possibly miss it.
- In times of uncertainty, we can be certain about God.
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