“What time I am afraid, I will _____ in thee.” David doesn’t say if I am afraid. He says what time, which means when fear shows up, not whether it will. Take two minutes and six gentle questions, and you’ll get a reflection made for where you are this week.
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“What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee.” (Psalm 56:3, KJV)
David doesn’t promise he’ll never be afraid. He says what he’ll do when fear comes. Trust is a choice we make in the middle of the storm, not after it passes.
You’ve walked with God through enough seasons that trust has become a well-worn path your heart knows how to find. Fear still visits, but you’ve learned that the anchor holds. Someone near you needs to see that path, so share your story this week. Your word for the week is continue. On Sunday, come hear how David’s “whom shall I fear?” in Psalm 27 grows out of the same trust.
“What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee. In God I will praise his word, in God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me.” (Psalm 56:3–4, KJV)
Say TRUST out loud, or write it somewhere you’ll see it, as your simple claim on this verse for the week.
Join us Sunday at 11:00 AM at New Hebron Missionary Baptist Church as we open Psalm 27 together. Want a short devotional in your inbox each week? Get devotionals by email.
“What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee.” (Psalm 56:3, KJV)
David doesn’t promise he’ll never be afraid. He says what he’ll do when fear comes. Trust is a choice we make in the middle of the storm, not after it passes.
When fear comes near, you look back and count the times God provided and rescued you. That isn’t nostalgia. It’s a discipline Scripture praises again and again. The next step is letting “He did it” become “He is doing it.” Your word for the week is present. On Sunday, hear how Psalm 27 connects what God has done with who He is right now.
“What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee. In God I will praise his word, in God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me.” (Psalm 56:3–4, KJV)
Say TRUST out loud, or write it somewhere you’ll see it, as your simple claim on this verse for the week.
Join us Sunday at 11:00 AM at New Hebron Missionary Baptist Church as we open Psalm 27 together. Want a short devotional in your inbox each week? Get devotionals by email.
“What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee.” (Psalm 56:3, KJV)
David doesn’t promise he’ll never be afraid. He says what he’ll do when fear comes. Trust is a choice we make in the middle of the storm, not after it passes.
You’d rather find real trust than act confident, and God honors that honesty. Psalm 56 isn’t a polished speech. It’s a real man choosing, out loud, to turn to God while he’s afraid. Your word for the week is choose. Sunday’s message on Psalm 27 is for anyone who wants faith that’s more than a feeling, so come find solid ground with us.
“What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee. In God I will praise his word, in God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me.” (Psalm 56:3–4, KJV)
Say TRUST out loud, or write it somewhere you’ll see it, as your simple claim on this verse for the week.
Join us Sunday at 11:00 AM at New Hebron Missionary Baptist Church as we open Psalm 27 together. Want a short devotional in your inbox each week? Get devotionals by email.
“What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee.” (Psalm 56:3, KJV)
David doesn’t promise he’ll never be afraid. He says what he’ll do when fear comes. Trust is a choice we make in the middle of the storm, not after it passes.
Faith may feel more like a question than an anchor right now, and yet you took this quiz. That reaching is the beginning of trust, and God draws near to a searching heart. David didn’t have it all figured out either. Your word for the week is begin, with one verse and one word: trust. You don’t need to have it all together to walk through our door.
“What time I am afraid, I will trust in thee. In God I will praise his word, in God I have put my trust; I will not fear what flesh can do unto me.” (Psalm 56:3–4, KJV)
Say TRUST out loud, or write it somewhere you’ll see it, as your simple claim on this verse for the week.
Join us Sunday at 11:00 AM at New Hebron Missionary Baptist Church as we open Psalm 27 together. Want a short devotional in your inbox each week? Get devotionals by email.
#1. When you read “What time I am afraid,” what’s your first honest reaction?
#2. What’s your best guess for the missing word? “What time I am afraid, I will _____ in thee.”
All of these are good responses, but David chose one word on purpose. Keep going to find out which.