Believing What You Can’t See | Psalm 37:27-40 | Richard Caldwell

Scripture

• Psalms 37:27–40

About this sermon

In "Believing What You Can’t See", Pastor Richard Caldwell explains trusting God when you can't see His plan. Discover the hope of Psalm 37. When evildoers prosper and the wicked seem to succeed, believers often struggle to understand God's timing. Psalm 37 reminds us that God sees, knows, and cares for His people. He will act according to His perfect wisdom and timing. Through expository preaching on Psalm 37, we learn to live in the realm of promise rather than reacting with evil. God's people are called to speak the truth and saturate their hearts with the word of God. The Lord will never betray His children into the hands of the wicked. Even when earthly justice fails, the court of heaven always overrules. Believers can rest securely in the protection of a sovereign God. Maintaining your hope in the Lord ensures you will witness His ultimate faithfulness. Key Biblical Takeaways: Do not repay evil for evil; instead, live securely in the realm of God's promises. Let your heart be saturated with God's word so your steps do not slide. Rest in God's protection knowing the Lord will never condemn you alongside the wicked. Maintain your hope in God because He always has the final word of justice.

Topics

• Faith
• Bible Study