Monday, November 2, 2020

Our Path Is Rough, But The SAVIOR Sustains Us.

Not our home 

(David Harsha, "Immanuel's Land") 

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"For this world is
not our home

we are looking forward to our city 

in Heaven, which is yet to come!" 

Hebrews 13:14 


We are strangers and pilgrims on 

the earth. This present world is not 

our home. We are coming up from 

the wilderness with our faces Zionward; 

we are traveling to the Celestial City! 


Our path is rough, but 

the SAVIOR sustains us.

Our pilgrimage lies through a 

wildernessbut faith cheers us 

with a view of the glorious rest 

of the redeemed in our FATHER'S 

house, in mansions of blessedness! 


Let this consideration animate us 

amid the conflicts of life. In a little 

while we shall obtain a joyous 

entrance into the glorious rest above. 

The storms of life's ocean will soon 

carry us into the haven of peace

where there is no trouble.

The language of Scripture is, 


"Get up, go away! For this is not 

your resting place, because it is 

defiled, it is ruined beyond all 

remedy!" Micah 2:10


Your SAVIOR, pilgrim Christian, 

has prepared for you a nobler 

rest than this polluted world! 


In our FATHER'S house are many 

spacious mansions, where your 

happy spirit, after tasting the bitter 

cup of life's sorrow, shall rest in 

eternal blessedness! 


"For this world is
not our home

we are looking forward to our city 

in Heaven, which is yet to come!" 

Hebrews 13:14 


"We would rather be absent 

from the body, and at home with 

the LORD!" 2 Corinthians 5:8 

  

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GaceGems has posted this uplifting sermon by Pastor Curtis Knapp, 

"Trust in GOD, Not Princes". 


The text is Psalm 146:3, "Do not trust in princes; in mortal man, in whom there is no salvation." You may prefer to listen to the AUDIO.

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