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Introduction
Chippie the parakeet never saw it coming.
One second he was peacefully perched in his cage.
The next he was sucked in, washed up, and blown over.
The problems began when Chippie's owner decided to clean Chippie's cage with a vacuum cleaner.
She removed the attachment from the end of the hose and stuck it in the cage.
The phone rang, and she turned to pick it up.
She'd barely said "hello" when "ssssopp!" Chippie got sucked in.
The bird owner gasped, put down the phone, turned off the vacuum, and opened the bag.
There was Chippie -- still alive, but stunned.
Since the bird was covered with dust and soot, she grabbed him and raced to the bathroom, turned on the faucet, and held Chippie under the running water.
Then, realizing that Chippie was soaked and shivering, she did what any compassionate bird owner would do . . .
she reached for the hair dryer and blasted the pet with hot air.
Poor Chippie never knew what hit him.
A few days after the trauma, the reporter who'd initially written about the event contacted Chippie's owner to see how the bird was recovering.
"Well," she replied, "Chippie doesn't sing much anymore -- he just sits and stares."
It's hard not to see why.
Sucked in, washed up, and blown over . . .
That's enough to steal the song from the stoutest heart.
Max Lucado, In the Eye of the Storm, Word Publishing, 1991, p. 11.
Truth be told, many if not most of us know what it feels like to have trouble treat us like Chippie…it grabs us suddenly.
I like the MSG puts it...
Today I’m taking a preparatory position.
I want to get you ready for the trouble, problems, issues, concerns, challenges
Today I’m taking a preparatory postion.
I want to get you ready for the trouble, problems, issues, concerns, challenges
Today I’m taking a preparatory position.
We paid money to get our daughter ready for the SAT BEFORE she took it!
app: I want to get you ready for the trouble, problems, issues, concerns, challenges.
Example: The one thing that impresses me about LeBron and many of the other great players is what they do in the off season.
LeBron continues to work out.
Pt.: He doesn’t wait until it’s time to face off with the opponent in the fall.
He gets himself ready for them now.
Lebron isn’t the only pro athlete that’s getting ready for 19/20 season.
His opponets are too.
PSA: Trouble is already preparing for you!
What are you doing?
If you hear me correctly, you’ll respond to the trouble you’re in differently.
Or you, when it shows up, you’ll go through it differently!
Transition: You will never enjoy the security of vs. 5 without the secret in vs. 1
Pt. 1 Personal Relationship
You will never enjoy the security of vs. 5 without the secret in vs. 1
this is almost incomprehensable when there is no relationship with the Lord.
Listen to David’s confidence
Pt. 1 Personal Relationship
Just because you’re saved doesn’t mean you get it!
It definitely doesn’t mean you won’t have trouble.
Dual Realities
Dual Relaitoes
I have a choice of 2 realities.
1st Option
I can perceive the trouble ... eviction, can’t get apartment, terminal, etc
This is why you don’t want to wait to get right w God when sailing is smooth.
2nd Option
I perceive I’m safe.
Look what David is facing.
ps 27:3,
-wicked are in full pursuit
-an whole gang of them are circling up
-war is currently raging
Exercise:
My intentions are to look at vs. 5.
You can’t get to first 5 without at least referencing prior verses.
Shout out the name an enemy you’re dealing with...
Q: How would you act if by the end of this worship service they’d been wiped out?
Q: Would you be happy?
Pt.: There is no stumbling and falling unless they show up!
Hint: This is why you don’t want to wait to strengthen your relationship w God.
you can’t receive the revelation of God’s plan for you in the face of trouble if you’re not walking in the K!
You will ALWAYS perceive the wrong reality!!!
Transition: I can call victory in, I can declare I’m safe in trouble when
1. Personal relationship
I can call victory in, i can declare I’m safe in trouble when
Pt. 2: Private Residence “secret pavilion”
Personal relationshipPrivate residence secret pavilion v2 ‘in His pavilion’ His hut, refuge
v2 ‘in His pavilion’ His hut, refuge
It’s not that He’s going to need it.
But He built it as a place for his guests
Ill: when we first got married we lived in mid town.
There was a unit reserved for family and friends of residence.
I never stayed there.
Never saw it.
But whenever Moten’s came they did.
I didn’t need because I’d already been taken care of.
Pt: God’s already thought about where He’s going to put you.
If America is under attack, there is a bunker already built for the president of the USA.
News Flash: Your accomodations are better than the president’s!!!
v2 ‘in His pavilion’ His hut, refuge
Pt. 1 Personal Relationship
Pt. 2 Private Residence
Pt. 3: Placed Out of Reach
Hiding in Plain sight.
The enemies reality is that I’m accessible.
My reality is I’m out of reach.
Hiding in Plain sight.
The enemies reality is that I’m accessible.
My reality is I’m out of reach.
Ill: Bishop Morton talks about jogging and a new dog.
It scared.
App: you need to remember that the devil is on a leash.
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