Look at the picture to the left. What do you see? Hopefully what catches your eye is the huge rock in the lower right hand corner. This city wall was built upon a rock! There is no way an enemy could dig under this section of the wall, especially in the days when they didn’t have TNT.
This is a picture of what David is talking about in 2 Samuel 22:2-3. David’s security wasn’t found in his position as king, his military skills and abilities (which brought him tremendous fame), his looks, his money, or in anything else that could be taken away from him.
No, David’s security, peace of mind and strength came from his close relationship with his God. When life struck and it does to all of us, David stood upon the Rock. His mind went to Who his God is and how his God could help him face any and every situation that life threw at him. Keep in mind that there were people who wanted David’s head! Yet David kept his by standing upon the Rock, heading into the truths of God’s fortress for protection.
We have the same security as children of God. Because of what Jesus, not what we do or don’t do, we have a rock solid foundation (1 Cor. 3:10-11) that can’t be undermined or exploded. Where will your mind go when the car breaks down or the bills pile up? You can be secure beyond secure when you stay focused on Jesus and keep listening to Him.

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There is a fable that goes something like this. “One day an ant asked a centipede, ‘How do you know which leg to move next?’ The centipede pondered the question and replied, ‘I guess I’ve never thought about it.’ But the more he thought about the question, the more perplexed he became until finally he was so confused he couldn’t walk at all.”
We get so wrapped up in trying to figure everything out, why this is happening, why that didn’t happened and a multitude of all sorts of other questions that we simply forget to walk with Jesus! We contemplate our navels to the point that we, not Satan or others, rob of us the joy and peace Jesus wants to bring into and burst forth from our lives.
If God was willing to send Jesus to die for you and make you His child, will He not continue to provide for you along the way (Rom. 8:31-32)? Stop over thinking life and live it! Let’s stop thinking about ourselves and be ready for the opportunities to bring hope to those around us, those who don’t yet realize that Jesus is the answer.
So relax, keep listening to and doing what Jesus says to do each step of the way and be ready to let others know where your hope comes from.

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