"I wait for the Lord, my
soul doth wait, and in his word do I hope." Psalm 130:5
Did you ever place your hope in what someone else said?
As a child your parent may have told you they would take you somewhere but they
didn't. A spouse made a vow to love you always but later filed for divorce
later. The government makes promises of providing us with wonderful benefits
but it is false. A boss promised you job security but then the business failed
and you were without a job. A lot of people make lots of promises but don't
always keep them. They say one thing, but do another. We have all done that
ourselves. I have made promises that later I was unable to keep. I have said
something but circumstances beyond my control prevented me from fulfilling my
word.
I am here to remind you this morning that God is not like
that. We can put our hope in His words. He doesn't make promises He can't
keep. He doesn't go back on His word. He doesn't let circumstances control the
validity of what He says. He doesn't say one thing then act in another manner.
His words are not only true, but they are truth. His words are eternal. They
will never pass away. They are powerful. They were what God used to create
the universe. His words are what continues to hold it all together. And while
we may not always be able to put our hope in the words of another, we can always
put our hope in what God says.
Have a great day. You can't always place your hope in the
words of another, but you can always put your hope in God's word.
For further reading:
Psalm 119:81,114
Matthew 24:35
Hebrews 11:3
John 17:17
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