Spurgeon – Joyful Security

by Rick T on February 8, 2012

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As a general rule young people don’t worry much about security. But as we age we tend to think about things like job, financial … social security. Today on Faith’s Checkbook, Charles Spurgeon says we should have every confidence in our only source of security.




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Faith’s Checkbook
Daily Devotional Reading by Charles Spurgeon
For February 8

Joyful Security

I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. -Isaiah 41:10 ESV

Fear of falling is wholesome. To be venturesome is no sign of wisdom. Times come to us when we feel that we will go down unless we have a very special support. Here we have it. God’s right hand is a grand thing to lean upon. Mind you, it is not only His hand, though it keeps heaven and earth in their places, but His right hand: His power united with skill, His power where it is most dexterous. No, this is not all; it is written, I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. That hand which He uses to maintain His holiness and to execute His royal sentences — this shall be stretched out to hold up His trusting ones. Fearful is our danger, but joyful is our security. The man whom God upholds, devils cannot throw down.

Our feet may be weak, but almighty is God’s right hand. Rough may be the road, but Omnipotence is our upholding. We may boldly go forward. We shall not fall. Let us lean continually where all things lean. God will not withdraw His strength, for His righteousness is there as well. He will be faithful to His promise, and faithful to His Son, and therefore faithful to us. How happy we ought to be! Are we not? †

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  • http://rcmichels1.blogspot.com/ Rose

    Today’s word really hit home with me. This is an area of self weakness…security. I rely too heavily on the world’s security and not enough on the security that only comes from God. Spurgeon’s word picture of God’s righteous right hand is so strong and powerful and something I needed to hear in order to let go of fears I have in this area of my life. Thank you for today’s reading.

  • http://www.RickTarrant.com Rick Tarrant

    We should be good stewards of what The Lord has entrusted us with. We should save, plan and prepare. But Rev. Spurgeon reminds me not to put my trust in those things.
    “Some trust in horses, some trust in chariots. But we will trust in the Lord our God.”

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