“Protect Me From Me“
Speaker: Troy Champ
Series: The Life And Lyrics Of David
Primary text: Psalm 141
Speaker: Troy Champ
Series: The Life And Lyrics Of David
Primary text: Psalm 141
Protect Me From Me
If you’re trying to cut down on sugar but you have a hard time turning down chocolate cake, you need a good friend to watch out for you at birthday parties.
If you desire to be a peacemaker, but find it hard to keep your cool in political discussions, you may need to recuse yourself from these conversations for a while.
If you struggle to control yourself physically in romantic relationships, you probably need to keep yourself from being alone with the one you’re interested in.
What’s the common denominator in these examples? Who makes it hardest for us to make good choices? What is the biggest threat to us giving in?
Ourselves.
Our final message in our series The Life and Lyrics of David, we examine the truth about who we need to be rescued from most, and how we can position ourselves to stay out of trouble in the first place.
Other texts in this message: Proverbs 18:21, Proverbs 12:13, Proverbs 18:6-8, Proverbs 16:28, Proverbs 11:12, Proverbs 12:18, Psalm 141:3, Luke 6:45, Matthew 15:18, Proverbs 27:17, Proverbs 27:5-6
Homework
Identify your weakness.
Ask God to protect you from you.
Ask a spiritual friend to protect you from you.
Find a spiritual friend at Capital.
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I Thank God
Chuck Butler / Dante Bowe / Aaron Moses / Enrique Holmes / Jesse Cline / Maryanne George
More Than Able
Steven Furtick / Ben Fielding / Chandler Moore / Naomi Raine
Here Now/Reckless Love
Caleb Culver / Cory Asbury / Ran Jackson
Grace
Jonathan Caleb Mcreynolds
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If you’re trying to cut down on sugar but you have a hard time turning down chocolate cake, you need a good friend to watch out for you at birthday parties.
If you desire to be a peacemaker, but find it hard to keep your cool in political discussions, you may need to recuse yourself from these conversations for a while.
If you struggle to control yourself physically in romantic relationships, you probably need to keep yourself from being alone with the one you’re interested in.
What’s the common denominator in these examples? Who makes it hardest for us to make good choices? What is the biggest threat to us giving in?
Ourselves.
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