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Dear friends,

Life can feel like a long and uncertain journey. Some days the road is steep. Some seasons feel storm-tossed. And sometimes the dangers–outside us and inside us–are painfully real. God’s people have always known this. Like the ancient pilgrims traveling up to Jerusalem, we face threats from without and weariness from within. In those moments, where do you look for help?

Psalm 121 gives a steady, simple answer: “My help comes from the Lord, who made heaven and earth.” The God who formed the mountains is not far away. He is your Keeper. In just eight verses, the psalm repeats the same Hebrew word six times–a word that means to guard, protect, and watch over. Your Keeper never slumbers. He never grows tired. His care does not flicker or fade. Every step you take is under his watchful eye.

This promise reaches its fullest meaning in Jesus Christ. The Keeper himself became human and walked the dangerous roads of this world for us. He carried the weight of the cross so that we would never be crushed by the weight of our sin. Now risen and reigning, he keeps us still–by his Spirit, with his presence, through every valley and every unknown.

So today, lift your eyes. Whatever lies ahead–uncertainty, danger, or simply the grind of ordinary life–you are not alone. The Lord is your Keeper. Rest in his sleepless care.

In Christ’s love,

Pastor Randy 

Join Us This Sunday

May 24, 2026 

Old Testament: Psalm 121

New Testament: Jude 24-25 

SERMON: “The Keeper Who Never Sleeps”

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