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Ps. 27 In the Day of Trouble 12~/29~/96
ABCC
I. Introduction 552
We all face trouble at various times in our lives - situations & circumstances that are dreadful & even frightening.
This Psalm gives us a look into the heart of a saint facing trouble.
What can we learn?
What benefit can we gain from this saint who lived centuries ago? …MUCH! 1Corinthians 10:11.
II.
The Reality of Adversaries & Enemies
A.
Natural (Jn.
15:18)
B.
Supernatural (Eph.
6:12)
· Attempt to cut off communion with God & other saints (v.
4)
· Attempt to cut off other relationships (v.
10)
· Tell slanderous lies in attempt to destroy saints’ character (v.
12)
III.
The Reality of a Sovereign Lord (to the saint~/believer - THE LORD IS REAL!)
A.
He is Light (v. 1) - reveals life & circumstances in truth!
“my light”, not the light
B.
He is Salvation (v. 1) - saves mightily & eternally (Blessed Assurance = “my salvation”)
C.
He is a Refuge (v. 1) - the Omnipotent God (Ps.
93; Dan.
4:35) “my life”
D.
He overrules the enemies’ schemes (v. 2) - Balaam, Daniel, Elijah, Israel
E.
He grants courage & confidence to saints (v. 3)
IV.
The Saints Heart in Time of Trouble
A.
Undistracted desire for fellowship with God among the saints (v.
4)
· trouble makes times of worship & praise precious & desirable
In the Day of Trouble, pg.
2
B.
Desire for the Lord’s presence & security (v. 5)
· God is the Sovereign One, the Almighty One (Is.
46:9; Mt. 28:18; Rom.
8:31)
C.
Confidence in the Lord produces expressions of joy & thanksgiving (v.
6) 2Co.
2:14
D.
Produces sincere prayer (v.
7-12)
· promptness in response (v.
8), honest pleading & petitions
E.
Prayer produces courage & patience (v.
13-14)
· faith is renewed when we pray the truth~/Word~/His will (1Jn.
5:14-15)
Where are you in relationship to trouble today?
Are in troubling times right now? Have you recently come through trouble or can you see trouble on the horizon - about to come?
Trouble is an inevitable part of the Christian life - we live in a world that hates us, we face an unseen enemy that wants to destroy us, we have unbelieving neighbors, co-workers, classmates, relatives, spouses, children - we suffer from the effects of sin in our own souls & bodies; this world in which we live is drunk with greed, lust, covetousness, envy & every form of evil - TROUBLE CANNOT BE AVOIDED!
(2Tim.
3:12).
But we are not to lose heart because of trouble, because we have an Advocate, a Deliverer; our Lord overrules enemies (seen & unseen), co-workers, spouses, neighbors, etc. His throne is high above man & all creation…..And we can hasten to His throne!
If you don’t know Christ, then you are in the WORST OF TROUBLE…..Call upon Christ now, plead with Him.
If you are a Christian facing trouble, do not lose heart - v. 5; you can testify with the saints of old “The Lord is my light and my salvation….The Lord is the defense of my life” WHOM SHALL I FEAR?
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