A Promise Bigger Than Your Problem - Audio

In scripture, the word therefore should cause us to stop and take notice. There is always a reason for the therefore. We need to hear whatever he says next. In this specific text, God's people were in captivity in Babylon. They found it too difficult to praise God. They were in a strange place and scattered across the land. They were in a place of little strength. Our text talks about little. However, this little is not insufficient. This little was more than enough. They were in a strange place and felt all alone. They wanted deliverance, but God promised them a little Sanctuary to get them through. He was going to be enough. They wanted more, but God was enough. We must learn how to praise God when we don't have enough. We must praise God in the times of trial and suffering. We may not have all we want, but we can praise Gad with what we have. We may not be as close to God as we should be, but we can praise Him where we are. We may not have what we used to have, but we can make it what we have left. We must praise God in our poverty to let the devil know he did not win. There is a biblical truth in scripture that if we do not use what God gives us, we will lose it. We must praise with what little hope we have, or we may lose what little hope we have. Our text gives us a promise amid the pain. He promised them He would be a little sanctuary right where they were. He was there and was all they needed.