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my savior


There is something about us that changes greatly when we finally come face to face with God.  He changes us.  His love is poured out on us in refreshing ways.


God has chosen His best gift to flow his salvation through.  This Sunday we continued our series “good God” by discussing how God is our Savior and how He rescues us on a daily basis.


David in Psalm 30 describes this across the twelve verses in a way that make is very personal.  He talked about a sickness that almost took his life or maybe the deep, dark depression that loomed over his life.  God came close and rescued the one He loved so much.


Hosea 13:4  NLT

“I have been the Lord your God ever since I brought you out of Egypt. You must acknowledge no God but me, for there is no other savior.


God continues to rescue.  He is our Savior.  Always will be our savior.  Just like God brought the people out of Egypt and through the Red Sea, He will bring us through.


He is our God.  He continues to be our Savior.


Psalm 18:2  NLT

The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my savior; my God is my rock, in whom I find protection. He is my shield, the power that saves me, and my place of safety.


I love how David put that together.  It was personal.  My rock.  My fortress.  My Savior.  My rock.  My shield.  No question what so ever because God showed up and showed off doing what He was called to do.


Jude 1:25  NLT

All glory to him who alone is God, our Savior through Jesus Christ our Lord. All glory, majesty, power, and authority are his before all time, and in the present, and beyond all time! Amen.


We will stop there.  Yet I ask … how have your experienced God and found Him to be good?  Think about it.  Share with others.  He is our savior and ready to rescue us!

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