Trust the Lord to Build the House || David Platt

It’s entirely possible to give your entire life to working hard and doing a lot of good things, and yet in the end to find that your effort is “in vain.” Without dependence on God, all of our working and striving and anxious toil are ultimately fruitless. In this message from Psalm 127, David Platt contrasts self-dependent striving with the kind of trust in God that allows us to rest, even in the midst of needed labor and difficult days. It is God who sustains us and who ultimately builds us up, including providing the blessing of children in our families. Our parenting, like the rest of our lives, is intended to be carried out in full reliance on the Lord who builds the house.

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Man I love David Platt. He was the first pastor the Lord led me to when I got saved. Thankful

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So thankful for the Lord speaking through David in sermons like these.

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😭😭😭Children are a BLESSING! A quiver full, yes & amen, Lord! The world needs to hear this!!!

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Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding IN ALL YOUR WAYS ACKNOWLEDGE HIM AND HE SHAL DIRECT YOUR PATH Proverbs 3:5-6 The Lord our God is worthy of all Praise

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Amen 🔥

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Mercy and the rest❤❤❤❤❤

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Y'all know imma have this on repeat today 🤣

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Say it, Preacher!

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Amen.from Indonesia

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Awesome message

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Mercy.

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😭Last Battle

[@br.daniel]

It could be a good idea to connect this adoption activity to the ,, mercy window,, ambulance service, for all the moms who choose to give their kids away instead of aborting them. I believe we will do it in Poland on the greater scale than it is already happening.