Immoveable

 “ Cast your burden on the Lord, and he will sustain you; he will never permit the righteous to be moved.”

Psalm 55:22 ESV


The Lord doesn't want us to go around burdened. He wants us to cast our burdens upon him. He promises to sustain us.

Jesus's shoulders are broad enough to bear our burdens. He gave his life to liberate us from the burden of sin. By his blood he sets us free.

We're not naturally righteous. Through faith in Christ however, we can be made righteous. If we are righteous in him, we're safe and secure.

Spiritually, we're immoveable if we belong to Jesus. We can't be knocked off from our security in Christ. We're safe in him.

'Lord, we cast our burdens upon you and ask you to make us immoveable spiritually. In Jesus' name we pray, amen'.

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