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In God We Trust Guns are Just Backup Shirt
In the West, many people assume history is aimless: ‘Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing’ (as Shakespeare put it in Macbeth). Many Eastern religions tend to regard history as either circular or illusory, while Marxists understand history in terms of class struggle.In contrast to all these views, the New Testament sees history as moving towards a climax. The struggle is not between the classes, but between good and evil – ending with the ultimate triumph of good and GodThe kingdom of God does not fail. God is working his purposes out in history. Jesus is the centrepiece. All lines in history converge on him. As someone has said: ‘The hinge of history is on the door of a Bethlehem stable.’History is ‘His story’. As we read newspapers and history books we get some of the details. As we read the Bible we get the big picture. In particular, thebook of Revelation unveils what is going on behind the scenes of history.God is the Sovereign Lord of history. But we are not mere robots. We are not being moved around like pieces on a chessboard. Rather, we have a part to play. God involves us in his plans. God works out his purposes in co-operation with his people.1. Be guided by the God of historyPsalm 143:1–12We need God’s guidance. You have the potential to change the events of history for good. But there are many challenges to be faced.
In God We Trust Guns are Just Backup Shirt
David was depressed. He was in ‘a black hole’ – a ‘dungeon’. ‘I sat there in despair, my spirit draining away, my heart heavy, like lead’ (v.4, MSG). How do we begin to get ourselves out of a situation like this?Remember the good thingsDavid chose to think about the positive. ‘I remembered the old days, went over all you’ve done, pondered the ways you’ve worked’ (v.5, MSG).Keep worshippingWorship can be an oasis in difficult times. David says that he ‘stretched out my hands to you, as thirsty for you as a desert thirsty for rain’ (v.6, MSG).Cry out to God for helpHe prays, ‘Hurry with your answer, God! I’m nearly at the end of my rope. Don’t turn away; don’t ignore me!’ (v.7, MSG).Listen for God’s guidanceYear after year I have written next to the verse: ‘Show me the way I should go’ (v.8a), a list of areas in which I have desperately needed God’s guidance. It is so encouraging to look back and see the way he has guided me – sometimes in ways beyond anything I could have asked or even imagined.his psalm is once again my prayer for today‘O Lord, hear my prayer … my soul thirsts for you like a parched land … Show me the way I should go … for I hide myself in you … For your name’s sake, O Lord … bring me out of trouble.See behind the scenes of historRevelation 6:1–17n spite of all the terrible things that you see going on in the world around you and read about in history, you have great hope. The good news centres on Jesus. Jesus, the Lamb of God, opens the seals of history (v.1). He reveals what is going on behind the scenes of the events you read and hear about.
