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 TEXT:Psalm 125:1

 They that trust in the LORD shall be as mount Zion, which cannot be removed, but abideth for ever.

Today, we shall be looking at one of the blessings that comes upon those that put their trust in the Lord.  It is the blessing of abiding like mount Zion. Psalms 125:1 says "They that trust in the LORD shall be as mount Zion, which cannot be removed, but abides for ever." 

Just as mount Zion cannot be removed, so also shall those whose trust are in the Lord. 

 Everything and everyone whose roots are not established in God shall be removed, but those that trust in the Lord shall not be moved.

While every other thing or person you may put your trust in are visible, the invisible God is the only whom you cannot see but the only one who is worth your full trust. 

You are like what you put your trust in. So, when you put your trust in God who abides forevermore, then you also will abide forevermore. (John 6:47).

Isaiah 26:4 affirms this: Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength:

You need to start exercising yourself to always put your trust in the Lord. He is the only one who has immortality, and dwells in the light which no man can approach... (1Timothy 6:16).

Though, God is an invisible One, yet He interferes in both visible and invisible realms. Hence, when you trust in God, it is certain you will never be moved, even in the face of difficulty.

As the year is running to an end, the Lord will like  you to set your mind on Him, even as you trust in Him for a glorious  2025. 

Surely, you shall not be put to shame.

Bible reading:

Psalms 125:1-2.

 PRAYER FOCUS

1.) Father Lord, I receive grace to trust in you at all times in Jesus name.


 

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