Dr. David Jeremiah
Istanbul is one of the most beautiful cities on earth—the link between Europe and Asia—but it’s also one of the most vulnerable spots for a major earthquake. It sits directly on top of an active fault line, and thousands of buildings in the city are perilously unsafe because of this.
Millions of people are building their lives on unstable ground in a spiritual and moral sense. Only the Gospel provides a worldview that will sustain us when our world shakes. Jesus made this point visually in His story of the two men in Matthew 7. Both men listened to His teachings. One man followed through with faith and obedience, and he built his life on solid ground. The other listened, then went his way without trusting or obeying what Jesus said. The ground beneath him collapsed.
The Gospel brings steadfastness to those who trust it. Those who build on Jesus are on stable ground. As the hymnist said, “When all around my soul gives way, He then is all my hope and stay.”
In Christ, the solid Rock, who makes a stand within me; reveals all other ground is sinking sand. When believers build their security on a the sinking self-life, their lives quickly sink into the shores of despair.
Stephen Phinney
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