Faith sees beyond what the eyes behold; it achors the soul in the eternal presence of Christ.We live in a world of cinstant distraction,deception and shifting perceptions. Anxiety,uncertainty,and mental unrest are prevalent. But scripture reminds us that God's word is our anchor and His presence is oyr constant refuge. In these changing times do the following do not concentrate on world evenr but focus on Christ Jesus the Lord. To behold is to move beyond what is merely gisible and tune into God's unseen presence

psalm 121: 3(b) "He that keepeth thee will not slumber". Your safety is quarenteed because does not subcontract your safety. We are living in an age where absence feels louder than presence. Remember God is unseen but never absent. The Lord our God is our gaurdian ,watchman and actively protects His own. Hw never slumber nor sleeps. Remember Malachi 3:6 "I am the Lord,I change not".

The covenant keeping God never subcontract your soul. Your safety is never outsourced. Yoyr life is not delegated. Your destiny is not accidental

Psalm 121:3(a) represent Gods faithfulness is unchanging. " He will not suffer thw foot to be moved." The promises of Christ does not say maybe,Not possibly,not occasionally but its states" He will not allow your foot, your stability,your destiny,your path, your spiritual grounding- to Slip. Remember the security of the believer is never rooted in the belieber but in the unchanging character of Christ. Focus on Christ ,He is our stability in these changing times

Times as we know it has change and flying away but the ascended and redurrected Christ remains changeless. The phrase in Psalm 121:2 " which made heaven and earth speaks not of creation but speaks about the trustworthiness of Christ and about his covenant to keep us. In Him everyting holds together. Remember although unseen but not absent from our world. Christ Jesus sees us in real-time. He neither umber nor sleep. Remember our rescuer walks on water. Fear not have Faith

We are living in days where emotions run high but convictions run thin. Many build their faith on the sands of feelings. But the Kingdom of God does not rose and fsll on the stability of human moods. God is not located in our feelings, He is located in the revealed word Christ Jesus. In this pastoral meditation, I present a Gospel that stands when feelings collapse. Yes a Gospel of certainty and knowning. This knowing Gospel stens from revelation not circumstances. This knowing Gospel is for by God's character, not Job's condition. A gospel built on emotions is a house on sand. But a Gospel built on God's testimony is a house on a rock

The word under the spotlight" the Lord" aa found in Psalm 121:2 represent our dovine security in a trouble world. Question? what does the phrase mean. in Hebrew it refer to ' The Self- existent one,The One who was,is and ever will be". In Greek " the Lord" refer to," The Sovereign One The Master, The One who possesses all authority. Therefore the word" Gospel " means good news because " the Lord creator of heaven and earth is identified with Christ Jesus our resurrected and Ascended Saviour. Jesus is the God-man insomuch that Hod took on flesh to redeem you and me.

We unravel the theological significance of the phrase" My Help" Question what does it means?. In Hebrew the words My Help" are translated as " Ezer" wirh reference to Psalm 121:2 " My help comes from the creator of the universe. Ezer means one who provides strength,support, or rescue in time of need. Its not passive help; its present,powerful partnership consisting of Jesus and me. Together,these words portray divine proximity- a God who does not help from afar but steps into the battlefield of your anxiety,the silence of your confusion and the storms of your world

The word " cometh" is a powerful verb,a simple but its very sacred. This word " cometh" carries an entire theology of God's movement,His timing,and His invisible nearness.

What does the word " cometh" mean for you and me- it is God's Initiative in response to human expectation. The golden rule" God is unseen but never absent for the world.

Every " cometh" in scripture reveals that divine motion always meets human surrender

Our phrase under investigation" from whence " is under the spotlight. Psalm 121:1 I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills from whence cometh my help". It is here - in the upward cry- that heaven begins to move. The phrase" from whence" is not doubt but a trigger for divine response The moment the human heart looks upward,divine help looks downward. Remember " God bends dimensions to meet desperation". Metaphysically " from whence" describes a shift of energy from thw finite to the infinite. when a Believer looks upward,the soul tunes into higher frequency consciousness- the frequency of peace,stability ans divine intervention

The words" the hills" tefer to the 7 mountains in ancient Jerusalem as per Psalm 121:1" I will lift up mine eyes unto the hills, from whence cometh my help". Our word under the spotlight " the hills" represent immutability,permanence and stability of God. The words reveals the character of Christ as per Malachi 3:6 " For I am the Lord,I change not,therefore ye sons of Jacob are not consumed".

Therefore the word " the hills" becomes a metaphor for mental stability in a changing world