Guard Your Way: Psalm 119:9-16
Guard Your Way Psalm 119:9-16 In ancient times, a strong wall surrounding a city was a necessity. The wall protected the city from invasion and infiltration of the enemy. The wall was built to be both tall and thick. Broken down or weak areas were quickly repaired. But what if there was no wall? What if, instead of heavy gates to keep enemies out, the way was open or the walls crumbling? The danger would rise exponentially. Similarly, in what way are you guarding your heart, your mind, your way? Are you just coasting and hoping the enemy doesn’t do too much damage when he attacks? Are you ignorant that there’s even a spiritual battle going on? Or are you building a strong, thick protection for yourself built with the promises of His Word? The psalmist in Psalm 119:9-16 longs to keep his way pure and to not sin against his Lord. He recognizes the tactics of the enemy. If the enemy breaks through his defenses, weakens his resolve, infiltrates his heart, then the enemy will have the upper...