Sitting Upon the Flood

The Lord sits enthroned over the flood; the Lord sits enthroned as king forever. Psalm 29:10 ESV

When we find ourselves in the flood we can be comforted in knowing the Lord as our king. He is dwelling within, Lord of us all, and will keep us through the storm. We are in the Ark with Him with the New Creation passing through the abundance of water.

An upgrade to our comfort is in knowing that the King sits upon the flood. He not only goes through the trials with us but He is king over it. Though He may not be the one who causes a specific circumstance He is yet king over it—He causes "all things to work together" for some good in accomplishing His purpose.

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God Has Spoken Series

Question: Where can I get the audio messages of Stephen Kaung's God Has Spoken series? If I could recommend only one book or series by Stephen Kaung it would be his God Has Spoken series. He shared a message for each book of the Bible, giving a simple overview and revealing the way to find Christ as you read. It is not only his classic set but it's His way with the Scriptures. Our brother could always find Christ and find Him as He's meant to be found. For a new believer and an old believer, this is the first set to have as guide through the Bible and a reference set to go back to later on. Below are links to each of the original messages. Old Testament Introduction to the Old Testament Genesis -The Will of God Exodus -The Works of God Leviticus - The Ways of God Numbers -The Walk of God Deuteronomy - The Word of God Joshua - Possessing the Land Judges - Possessing all the Possessions Ruth - Recovery of the Inheritance I Samuel - Epoch-...

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I've recently picked up studying Romans again and found this old outline that I had scratched down maybe 15 years ago. It was refreshing for me to see and was not something that I had seen in a commentary or heard in a message.

Heart Sharing (with Spanish Translation): San José, Costa Rica August 2025

Note: These two messages are part of a larger series a few of us shared. (I'll add a playlist for that once I have it). These two can stand alone as well. The first crowd was there on a Wed night for a weekly worship time. The second crowd was a set of those serving in the church (mostly).

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