What To Do When You Don't Know What To Do Part 2

What do you do when you don't know what to do? Where do you run to? For help when you need a help.

Psalm 121, verse 1 to 2.

Psalm 121. verse 1 and 2, to see the most important thing there.

The psalmist makes something that we need to see.

The psalmist shifted his focus from anything around him towards God.

In times of uncertainty, in times of difficulty, times of distress, times of fear, times of when you are in a confused state, and in times of pain, we should direct our attention God.

Some people direct their attention to something else.

What you direct your attention to matters.

Psalmist said, I lit up my eyes unto the hills.

I looked Everywhere, unto the hills, from where comes my help? My help.

I like the way King James put it.

He said, my help comes from the Lord.

The Psalmist asked the question.

The Psalmist asked an important question that every one of us should ask.

Where does true help come from? You should ask yourself the same thing.

True help is it from human or from God? Even though human can be an element of such help or any help that comes to you, human may not be your helper.

God can use them as a divine channel to help you.

We all know that we need help.

When you don't know what to do, seek for help.

Seek for human help and seek for divine help.

When you seek God for help, God may not send an angel to help you.

He will send humans to help you.

The psalmist went on to say, where does true help come from? Where does my help come from? Where does my help come from? You have to ask yourself as well, where will you get help from? When you are seeking for help, where do you run to first? The psalmist answered himself and said, My help comes from the Lord.

According to Kings, my help comes from the Lord.

The answer is obvious and written vividly by the psalmist that help does not come from any human resources.