When confronted by danger, there are times when the wisest thing to do is to run for cover and shelter in place. But like those essential workers, who are running into burning buildings and caring for people infected with the virus, there’s a time for believers to take great risks to deliver the eternal hope of the gospel to those who will otherwise be eternally lost if they don’t hear it and believe.
In an age of lockdown, where does that kind of launch out faith come from? In our text this morning about the events in the life of the godly King Jehoshaphat, we will seek to answer that question.
Sermon in a sentence: Our fears can be replaced with faith when our worries are replaced with worship.
