Steady Faith in a Shifting World

Описание: Psalm 27 | Pastor Steve Schoenwald

In a world obsessed with safety, Psalm 27 reminds us that real security isn’t found in safe cities, stable leaders, or controlled outcomes. David starts confident, calling God his light and salvation, but then admits fear, anxiety, and feeling distant from God. Sound familiar? The message challenges our default reactions to pressure: fight, freeze, or run. Instead, it invites us to trust God in the middle of uncertainty. Circumstances change. God doesn’t. Even when life feels unstable, we can stay rooted, confident we’ll see God’s goodness here and now. The call is simple but hard: wait on the Lord and stay.

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We all want to feel safe. We build our lives around stability, control, and predictable outcomes. But Psalm 27 reminds us that real security is not found in circumstances, leadership, or comfort zones. David starts bold: “The Lord is my light and my salvation.” Then the tone shifts. Enemies return. Anxiety creeps in. God feels distant. It is honest and relatable.

The message challenges our default responses to fear: fight harder, freeze in safe spaces, or run when things get uncomfortable. None of those lead to growth. Instead, David chooses trust. He declares he will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. His situation had not changed. His confidence in God had.

Faith is not pretending everything is fine. It is waiting on God in the middle of uncertainty, believing He is still good, still present, and still working. Real peace is not escape from danger. It is confidence in God within it.