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Daily Devotional - August 28, 2025


8/27/25

Good morning, Beloved of God, 

Psalm 90:1–2  [1] Lord, You have been our dwelling place in all generations. [2] Before the mountains were born or You brought forth the earth and the world, even from everlasting to everlasting, You are God.

When Moses prayed these words, he was reminding the people that God isn't some new phenomenon. Before the city was built, the nation was formed, the neighborhood became what it is now, even before your grandma’s grandma even thought about being here, God already was. He’s the same yesterday, today, and forever.

We live in a world 🌎 where things change fast, stores close, people move, friendships fall apart, and sometimes even our own plans collapse in the blink of an eye 👁️. But check this: God has ALWAYS been steady. He’s the “dwelling place”, the safe house, the shelter, the spot where you can crash and know you’re covered. You can’t always trust the system, the homies, or even your own strength. But God’s been holding it down for every generation.

Where am I really dwelling, resting my mind and thoughts,? Is it in temporary things like money 🤑, houses 🏘️, worldly success, praise 👏🏾 from people? Or is it in the One who was here before the mountains were formed and will be here after everything else fades?

You don’t gotta have it all together. The same God that covered your great-grandparents is covering you today. And the same God that’s been faithful before you were born will still be God long after you’re gone. That means you can trust Him with whatever’s in front of you right now and whatever awaits you ahead..

Lock 🔒 in with God! Not 🚫 as a means to get something, but as a vessel of total surrender 🙌🏾

Maranatha (The Lord is coming)  
Soli Deo Gloria (Glory to God Alone)

- Grace & Peace
Pastor Trent

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  1. The Lord is my strength and my protector I will trust in the Lord with all my heart for I know he will bring me through all trials and tribulations I get praise to the most high but through him I have been blessed Amen

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