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The God of Protection | Psalm 91

Series: Great Chapters of the Bible

Pastor Ralph Douglas WestNovember 3, 2024Hope, Faith

Passage: Psalms 91:1-16

In his sermon, Pastor West explores the profound themes of God's protection as articulated in Psalm 91, emphasizing that those who dwell in the shelter of the Most High will find refuge and safety in times of danger. Pastor West assures us that God's protective power is comprehensive and ever-present, guarding individuals against all forms of peril—secret, open, natural, and supernatural—through various means, including His very nature and angelic interventions. Despite the chaos and anxiety prevalent in today's world, Pastor West encourages the faithful to recognize and trust in God's promise to continually watch over us until His purposes are fulfilled in our lives. Pastor West reflects on historical perspectives, suggesting the psalm could have been penned by figures like Moses or David, both familiar with the dangers of life. He stresses the importance of invoking God's name and recognizing His integrity and promises as a source of strength. Emphasizing that God's protection doesn't exempt us from all harm but rather accompanies us through trials, he closes with a triumphant reminder that believers should invoke God's name for guidance and safety, celebrating the ever-watchful presence of angels in their lives. In a heartfelt call to action, Pastor West urges congregants to keep faith in God's ability to provide and protect, promising that the Lord will make a way for them.

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