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OUR SHELTER-3

 Text : Psalms 61:3

For thou hast been a shelter for me, and a strong tower from the enemy.

Yesterday, we saw how Jesus' name is a strong tower that you can run into for salvation.

Today, we shall be looking at how you can run into the name in order to access salvation (safety and protection).

 *A sinner who has not first of all find salvation in the name of Jesus cannot be guaranteed of safety in the name of Jesus.* Only the righteous is guaranteed an access and safety in Jesus' name.

So many 'Christians' are like the seven sons of Sceva. They are willing to use the name of Jesus to cast out devils, (willing to use His name for things) but they are not willing to submit to the Lordship of the name. You must have a stronger desire to submit to the Lordship of the name of Jesus than mere usage of the name. 

By this, you will be able to access the multifaceted treasures that is in the name of Jesus.

Romans 10:13 says that whosoever shall call upon the name of the Lord shall be saved, but the verse 14 says how then shall they call on him in whom they have not believed?..."  

So, the first thing you must do is to believe in the name of Jesus, then you can call upon the name. 

If you are yet to believe in the name of Jesus or you are a backsider, this is the right time for you to confess Him as your Saviour and Lord.

Bible reading: Psalms 91:1-16

PRAYER FOCUS

1.) Father, I trust you and run into you as my shelter. 


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