13 July 2025
The sermon reflects on Psalm 125 as a word for people living in the tension between what they feel and what God says is true. It acknowledges that evil can seem powerful in culture, relationships, and personal suffering, yet insists that its rule is limited. Those who trust in the Lord are described as steady like Mount Zion and surrounded by God’s presence, even when life feels unstable or hostile.
The message centers on the believer’s security in Christ. Because of Jesus, God’s people are not only protected but deeply held: unshakable, encircled by God, and preserved for ultimate good. The sermon also warns that true peace is found only in God, since turning away from him leads to judgment. In the end, it calls listeners to trust God’s goodness over their own definitions of comfort and to rest in the peace Christ has secured.
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