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Meditate on the Word of God


Psalm 91

Upon reflection on the soldiers' prayer, I realize that Psalm 91 is for all of the "soldiers" in God's army.

He promises to protect us, lead us, and surround us with His merciful grace, power, and love. 

While thinking about these words I used the following outline:

I Sin to confess - for me it is my failure to trust on God and follow His guidance.

II Promise to claim - God will allow us to be surrounded by danger and never be harmed IF we will trust him at his word.

III Example to follow - Daniel who trusted God even when he was thrown into the lions' den.

IV Command to obey - Trust in God always

V Knowledge to gain - God surrounds His children and shelters them from all danger.  He is our refuge, sanctuary, strength, hope, guide, our HEAVENLY FATHER who loves us beyond measure just as we are.

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