Sinners’ Roadmap

A great description of YHWH taking up for those who are His own . Are you?

The LORD is the shepherd and protector of all who call upon Him.

Psalm 14 was a portrait of the sinner, and in contrast while written by the same author, psalm 15 is a description of the godly. The question is raised that who can dwell in the presence of YHWH; and the answer is somewhat bleak for a guy like me who doesn’t fit the bill. Yet, I still have an unshaken assurance of salvation!! Why??!

The verdict is clear. We’ve all sinned and fall short of the glory of God. There is none who do good; not even one. Paul directly quotes these very verses in his epistle to the Romans. It’s true and the very reason for God the Son becoming a man through virgin birth, living perfectly, and being crucified in our place.

Life can get pretty dang rough and even King David was no exception to this rule. Let’s face it, we’re in the “SUCK”, and our only hope for deliverance lies in Jesus. Let’s trust Him through whatever this world, our flesh, and the devil throw at us. We have no other choice.

As far as the world is concerned, it’s only getting darker and worse. The wicked leadership and ignorant followers are growing more numerous by the day which causes the horizon to become bleak and muddled. But the LORD is still on His throne and His name is Jesus. As sure as that is, He is watching all and knows all who call upon Him and rest in Him. Jesus is Lord

Whether it’s the world, the flesh, or the devil that attacks us, the LORD has His eyes fixed on the upright in heart.

Join pastor Todd and me as we discuss the different places in the book of Joshua which seem to point to Jesus.

Lots of oppression in this world; but once Jesus comes back and sits on His throne it’ll be the reckoning.

John came in a very strict and religious way and Jesus came in a very liberal and free way, yet they both preached the same message which was, “Repent! For the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” They were both rejected by most though not because of the type of lives they lived but the message that they preached. It’s the same today.