Key Scripture: “Now
we have this hope as a sure and steadfast anchor of the soul it cannot slip and
it cannot break down under whoever steps out upon it--a hope that reaches farther and enters into the very
certainty of the Presence within the veil where Jesus has gone before us.” Hebrews 6:18-20 The Amplified Bible
Power Point:
As a young girl I used to go sailing with my dad and my
brother. I loved it when it was pretty and there was a breeze. I did not like it when there was no wind to
fill the sails or when a storm came up unexpectedly. When that happened we
would have to anchor ourselves on the floor of whatever body of water we were
on so that the storm could not move us off course. Being anchored didn’t always
feel good. If we had pulled that anchor up we would have moved with the wind
not against it. Of course we could have ended up in Massachusetts instead of
Ohio but you wouldn’t have had to battle the storm-you would simply go where it
took you.
Jesus is the anchor for our souls. That means that His Word,
His truth is what we are always to be anchored to. It keeps us steady in the
middle of any storm. I want to ask
you to examine where your anchor is fastened today.
Are you anchored to Truth
that sets you free or facts that bind
you up?
Are you anchored to Who
God is and Who He wants to be for you in this situation?
Is Jesus anchoring your mind, your will and your emotions or
is the storm deciding where you will end up?
Beloved, Jesus passed through every situation you will ever
go through. His anchor was his heavenly Father and the power of the anointing
of His Holy Spirit.
You have the same privilege, the same choice, the same
opportunity to be anchored by heaven in every area of your life. That’s
abundance. That’s Life. That’s safety.
You are anchored by what you believe, for better or for
worse, for richer or for poorer.
Where you place your faith will either anchor you in
heavenly places or it will allow the storm to take you off course.
Which one will you choose?
Power Thought:
You can get really seasick if you’re not anchored. I speak from experience.
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