Please the Lord of 10/06/2016: Flee or stay?

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"I have trusted in the Lord; why do you say to my soul: Bird, Flee to your mountain "Psalm 11. 1

David through difficult circumstances. It is surrounded by violent people, ready to kill him.

Some say it: do not stay there, come take refuge in the mountains, fly away like a bird ...

These people are probably well-intentioned; they add: "Behold, the wicked bend their bow, they make ready their arrow on the string, to shoot in darkness at the upright in heart. If the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous? "(V. 2, 3).

In other words, what can you do?

The company's foundations are shaken!

You will not be able to change anything, you, against all those who want to kill you ... so many flee and hide!

What is our reaction in oppressive situations, when we are tempted to give up and drop everything?

Our efforts seem to lead nowhere, we are in the face of opposition in our family, our church, our work; even our best friends are telling us to stop fighting.

Must be reasonable or persistent, brave or cowardly, should flee or stay? What is the way of faith?

What is the reaction of David? He rejects the idea of ​​weakening. It gives those who seek strong reasons to stay where it is, perhaps Saul's court looking to lose: "I have trusted in the Lord; why do you say to my soul: Bird, fly to your mountain "?

The trust he places in God is her security.

He knows that the sovereign God dominates the events and that his plans will be fulfilled infallibly.

God sits on his throne (v. 4), sovereign, but not indifferent. He sees everything, knows the heart of all men, just as the wicked (v. 5).

One day he will execute his judgments upon the wicked (v. 6).

Because "just LORD loves justice," it "looks the right man" (v. 7).

His eyes "are on the righteous and his ears are open to their cry" (1 Pet. 3 12).

So why run away when you have such a God?