INDEPENDENT OR DEPENDENT?

Read: 2 Samuel 22

"Yes, Lord, the hills, the batuku pertahananku and my survivor, my God, the batuku, where I take refuge, perisaiku, keselamatanku, bentengku Horn, a place of pelarianku city, my faithful Saviour; You saved me from violence. " (2 Samuel 22: 2-3)

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Bible in a year: 2 Kings 14; 2 Chronicles 25

That day was as usual. Sam the kid ran with tears she weepeth sore when we appear in groups doing so. He mendekap his father tightly. Apparently, a friend had captured pisangnya. He asked his father took it back. He knew to whom he gained a sense of safety and rescue.
David experienced God who let go of the musuhserta from the hand of Saul. Part of God's word we read is a surge of gratitude that fills the heart of David, who later composed in Psalm 18. His experience with God deepening the recognized result will She, reliable shelter (verses 2-3). When in trouble and it seems like there is no way out, David cried out to God (v. 6-7). As David, the Biblical figures such as Abraham, Moses, Joshua, Daniel, Nehemiah, Maria, and Paul is characterized by relying on their radical to the Lord.
As a toddler is dependent on his father and mother in everything, we also rely on God in all things. Some people think that we should grow from the "infancy" in terms of relying on God, become more self-sufficient. The truth is that we always need God. We started the Christian life by relying on the grace that does not deserve our thanks. We are also continuing the Christian life by relying on God continues to work to recover, led, love, providing, satisfying, and move mountains. When we depend on God, we will find Him unreliable and glorify the lifestyle of his. -SWS

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