Injustice

Theme: Faith’s Response to Fear’s Counsel
 
In this week’s lessons we see how David dealt with injustice, and learn of our own need to find our refuge in the Lord Jesus Christ alone.
 
Scripture: Psalm 11:1-7
 
Psalm 11 contains faith’s response to fear’s counsel. The psalmist is in danger, and either his friends or enemies are advising him to take refuge in flight. “Flee to the mountains,” they say.

Theme: What Shall We Do?
 
In this week’s lessons we see how David dealt with injustice, and learn of our own need to find our refuge in the Lord Jesus Christ alone.
 
Scripture: Psalm 11:1-7 
 
Yesterday we concluded with the idea that when evil exists all around us, an important question that gets asked is, “What shall I do?”  When the basic standards of faith and morality are eroded, what can the righteous do to combat the depravity that is so prevale

Theme: To Whom Should We Look?
 
In this week’s lessons we see how David dealt with injustice, and learn of our own need to find our refuge in the Lord Jesus Christ alone.
 
Scripture: Psalm 11:1-7
 
Not only do we see injustice in other parts of the world; it is also prevalent in the United States.  The drug problem that exists in places like South and Central America is our problem, too.

Theme: Where Should We Look?
 
In this week’s lessons we see how David dealt with injustice, and learn of our own need to find our refuge in the Lord Jesus Christ alone.
 
Scripture: Psalm 11:1-7
 
Where is he that they might look to him? The answer is: “in his holy temple” and “on his heavenly throne” (v. 4).

Theme: Where Will We Be?
 
In this week’s lessons we see how David dealt with injustice, and learn of our own need to find our refuge in the Lord Jesus Christ alone.
 
Scripture: Psalm 11:1-7
 
What can the righteous do? There is one more thing. David had looked around at the wicked. He has looked up to God. Now he looks ahead, concerned at this point not with the destiny of his enemies but with his own destiny and that of all who trust God.