Israel is told to encamp by the sea and Egypt pursues. Israel complains to Moses but the Angel of God defends and Moses leads across the sea. The Power of God is evident as he parts the sea and dries the path only for Israel.

The sermon challenges believers to replace habitual complaining with a consistent pattern of praise, using Psalm 117 as the foundational text. It identifies God's merciful kindness and enduring truth as primary causes for worship, emphasizing that salvation is the greatest evidence of His grace. The preacher outlines three necessary heart shifts: moving from vague gratitude to specific remembrance, from transactional requests to relational trust, and from self-focus to God-consciousness. Practical advice includes establishing daily habits such as morning declarations, maintaining a praise list, and sharing testimonies publicly. Ultimately, the message encourages a disciplined, heartfelt worship that persists regardless of external circumstances.

In looking at Biblical and Christian history throughout the ages, we see that God uses those who do not easily give up in seeking what is good. Things that are godly and precious must be defended from Satanic attack. Manly endurance is needed to guard what we have consecrated and devoted to God. We must not allow ourselves to become offended and bitter, giving up in discouragement.

2 Timothy 3:2 "For men shall be lovers of their own selves, covetous, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy,"

So presumptuous are they that they are firmly convinced heaven is theirs, yea, they are here represented as complaining to their Judge when He closes the door against them, putting in a plea for their claim at the bar of justice and arguing as though it were unfair that they should be excluded from the everlasting bliss of the righteous. Thus it is clearly implied that they lived and died in the full assurance that they were the objects of God's approbation, that they were completely secured from the wrath to come.

From war news regarding Iran to people posting about their wish for harm to befall President Trump, all that and much more is dealt with on this broadcast. Here's a selection of stories from the first quarter hour: --A federal judge decried the position treatment of President Trump's alleged would-be assassin and actually apologized to him for restrictive confinement imposed by jail staff. --Judge Zia Faruqui, the far-left magistrate who apologized to President Trump's alleged assassin, is a Pakistani Muslim. --Democratic California Representative Ted Lieu posted "8647" on his "X" account on Sunday, mimicking the alleged threat to assassinate President Trump that former FBI Director James Comey was indicted for posting previously. --A 35 year old federal aviation employee based in New Hampshire stands accused of threatening to take out President Trump. --A woman was fired after expressing sadness that President Trump was not assassinated at the White House Correspondence Dinner last month. She's now making new videos complaining about being doxxed due to sudden national attention on her. --A West Virginia prosecutor dismissed charges against a librarian who allegedly tried to recruit assassins to target President Trump. --A Pennsylvania man who declared himself a Democratic U.S. Senate hopeful for 2028 was arrested by Secret Service agents after allegedly sending violent threats targeting President Trump and a senator's daughter. --House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries has repeatedly attacked President Trump and his supporters with blunt condemnation of the president and his agenda.