Title

His Throne Is Sure

Scripture
The Lord sat enthroned at the flood, and the Lord sits as King forever.
(Psalm 29:10)
Devotional
Catastrophes, wars, disasters and troubles of any kind do not interrupt the sovereignty of God. The Lord God is never taken by surprise. The trials and tribulations of the world cannot dethrone Him. Our God is never in a panic. He is never taken off guard. When our lives are filled with fear, anxieties, or apprehension, we can be assured that our God is in control. When you feel as if you are all alone and that nobody cares or can help, the Lord God is at work from His throne, the place of His dominion. He rules the universe. He cares immensely for you and your needs. Isaiah says, “When the enemy comes in like a flood, the Spirit of the Lord will lift up a standard against him.” (1) We are never to fear. God is in control and He is on our side. Therefore, when you find yourself in the depths of despair and you are filled with fright, remember “The Lord sat enthroned at the flood, and the Lord sits as King forever.”
Thought For The Night
“Betty Maxfield, who survived the 9/11 tragedy at the Pentagon, said, ‘I should’ve been dead. I was, for some reason, saved. My question now is, what am I supposed to do with it? I just can’t go waste it. I thought I was living my life well before, but obviously there’s more that I can do to say thank you for my life and a second chance at it.’” Brianna B. Piec, “Pentagon Survivor,” Chicago Tribune (3-22-02)
Evening Text
Psalm 29:10: The Lord sat enthroned at the flood, and the Lord sits as King forever.
Looking for Answers
 
Evening Study Guide
Defining:  The throne of God is the place of His authority and power. He has enthroned Himself and nothing or no one can dethrone Him. The earth is merely His footstool (Matthew 5:35).
 
Referencing: “Your throne, O God, is forever and ever; a scepter of righteousness is the scepter of Your kingdom,” Psalm 45:6.
 
Applying: Rest assured this evening; God is enthroned in heaven. He does not sleep; He is never taken by surprise; He knows your plight and He cares for you.