Psalms 18:2-3 is the verse that I\u2019m going to focus on this morning. It\u2019s short. It\u2019s clear. And it is spot on. Because it\u2019s direct. And it has great wisdom in it. While I was reading it, I was trying to relate it to my life. As I try to do with all of my morning readings. Here are a couple of my thoughts on it. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
I have often said that the Lord is my rock. He is the foundation of my life. He should be the foundation of all of our lives. And I have also often said that he is my savior. He is my Lord and Savior. And there is no doubt in my mind that he is everyone\u2019s Lord and Savior. Whether people believe it or not, he is the one way to eternal salvation. The only way. Therefore, he is everyone\u2019s Lord and Savior.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The final part of the second verse stands out to me: \u201cHe saved me from my enemies.\u201d There is so much truth to this. It\u2019s hard to narrow it down for this short devotion. But I can say this, he has saved me from my enemies. I\u2019m talking about my internal enemies. The things I have struggled with throughout my life. Often more than once. Things that I\u2019m sure I will struggle with in the future. Anger, hatred, anxiety, and others. They are my enemies because they can lead to personal destruction. And they can do the same to you. But with Jesus as my rock, in whom I find protection, those things have no control over my life. And he will do the same for you. Because he is your Lord and Savior. He loves you. Always has. Always will.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Psalms 18:2-3 is the verse that I\u2019m going to focus on this morning. It\u2019s short. It\u2019s clear. And it is spot on. Because it\u2019s direct. And it has great wisdom in it. While I was reading it, I was trying to relate it to my life. As I try to do with all of my … <\/p>\n