Sunday Evening Service - Sep. 11th, 2022
Sunday Evening Service
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11-Sep-2022
THE SECRET PLACE- Tonight at Family Worship Center, Pastor David Borg preaches from Psalm 91. Brother Borg warns believers that the worst is yet to come in this world; when Christ returns for His church, we need to be found hiding in the secret place of the Most High. When we surrender to Him, as our Lord and Savior, He not only delivers us and forgives us of our sin but He gives us a permanent place to live. We must not get distracted with the here and now. He knows exactly what He is doing. He is our refuge and our fortress. When our faith is anchored in Christ, we have the benefits of protection and so much more. There should be no fear in our habitation with Him. He will bear us up, and our enemies will be under our feet. Calvary is our first love, and we must not leave it. His promise is that every believer who loses their life will find it when they are crucified with Christ. When He has our whole hearts, we can then experience His presence and His power in the fullness of His Covenant.
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