In our world today, it’s so easy to become overwhelmed by fear. We have plenty to be afraid of and to be worried about. But thankfully, God’s Word gives us so much encouragement and reassurance that we don’t have to be fearful because God is a refuge and a shelter for us. The safest place in the world is to be in His will and under His protection. So to live with that knowledge and that security, there are three things we need to understand, and those three things are what we’re going to look at in today’s message. Let’s dive in.
The Safest Place In The World
Psalm 91:1-6, 9-11
July 11, 2021 • Dr. Delman Coates • Psalm 91:1–6, Psalm 91:9–11
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I'm Salty
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