He Will Be Our Guide (Psalm 48:14)
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“He will be our guide even unto death” — Psalm 48:14
Summary:
Believers are like strangers and pilgrims journeying through this world’s wilderness, yet they are never without guidance. God knows the entire path, wisely chooses for His people, communicates through Scripture, listens to their prayers, and meets all their needs. His strength shields them from harm, His patience endures their weaknesses, and His constant faithfulness guarantees He will never abandon them. He leads them not only until death, but through its dark valley and into His presence.
Outline:
- The believer’s pilgrimage
- God’s people are travelling through the wilderness of this world toward their heavenly home.
- The Guide’s perfect knowledge
- Though travellers do not know the road, God sees the end from the beginning and cannot mistake their way.
- Fellowship and provision on the journey
- The Lord hears prayer, opens the Scriptures, and supplies every need in every circumstance.
- Protection and unfailing patience
- God defends his people, bears with their weakness, and never abandons those committed to his care.
- Guidance through death
- The Lord remains with believers through the final valley and receives them safely into his presence.
This sermon is edited from William Jay’s devotional, Morning and Evening Exercises (January 9, Morning), first published in 1854. The full PDF format is available here. The Rev. William Jay (6 May 1769 – 27 December 1853) was an English Congregationalist minister. During his ministry, he became a popular pulpit orator, author, scholar, and one of C.H. Spurgeon’s favourite preachers. Jay’s writing is warm and devotional.
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2026-08-10
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