1. Those Who Deny God

2. Those Who Deny God Sees

3. Those Who Deny God's Judgement

Today's sermon, "When Times Are Difficult," based on Psalm 10, offered a powerful reminder of God's presence and sovereignty in our challenging world. As we navigate the complexities of modern life, it's crucial to ground ourselves in biblical truth and understanding.

Today's sermon explored the reality of evil in our world, the tendency of some to deny God's existence or involvement, and our response as believers. It emphasized that despite the difficulties we face, God is ever-present, all-seeing, and ultimately just. We are encouraged to stand firm in our faith, be voices of reason in a chaotic world, and trust in God's ultimate plan, even when we don't understand it.

Takeaways:

- We live in a fallen world where evil is prevalent, but as believers, we're called to be light in the darkness, just as exemplified by the life of Charlie Kirk, and more importantly, by Jesus Christ.

- Those who deny God's existence, presence, or judgment are described in Scripture as foolish. We must compassionately engage with our culture while standing firm in biblical truth.

- God sees everything, even when it seems He's distant. We can trust in His justice and timing, even when we don't understand His ways.

As we reflect on this message, let's consider how we can be beacons of hope and truth in our daily lives. How can we engage with those around us, showing God's love while standing firm in His truth? Let's pray for wisdom and courage to be faithful witnesses in these challenging times.

May God bless you and keep you strong in faith this week.