THE LORD IS OUR HELP

Send us Fan Mail If you have ever looked back on a hard season and thought, “I should not have made it through,” this message puts words to that experience and points to the source. We open with Proverbs 18:10 and the image of the Lord as a strong tower, then move into Psalm 124, where King David praises God for miraculous protection and deliverance. The central theme is plain and bold: the Lord is our help, and outside of Him we are far more vulnerable than we want to admit. We read Psalm 124 and unpack its urgency: enemies ready to swallow, waters ready to overwhelm, a snare ready to trap. From there, we walk through three grounded takeaways for everyday Christian living and spiritual warfare: human beings are helpless outside God’s help, God’s providence is our safety, and hope is affirmed when we keep trusting the One who “made heaven and earth.” Along the way we connect John 15:5 on abiding in Christ, Philippians 4:13 on strength through Christ, and Proverbs 3:5 on refusing to lean only on our own understanding. The message becomes personal and practical as we reflect on Psalm 124 as a “dear friend” in low moments, and we challenge the idea that having people on your side is enough. We close with focused prayer points for protection, defense, and victory, asking God to keep fighting for us and to renew our lives, including dealing with sin that threatens our relationship with Him. If this sermon helps you, subscribe to Voice of Trinity, share it with someone under pressure, and leave a review so more people can find it. Thank you for tuning in to the Voice of Trinity by Benjamin Olamijulo! Praise the Lord! We bring to you good tidings, calvary greetings, and the living word of God. We hope you found today’s message inspiring and uplifting. Please stay connected with us by subscribing to the podcast and tuning in to new episodes every Sunday. If this episode blessed you, don’t forget to share it with someone who might need encouragement today! Click to subscribe on Spotify, and Apple Podcasts! Do you have thoughts on how we can improve, or want to say hello? You can reach us by sending an email to [email protected] Together, let’s continue to spread the Word of God. God bless you!