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Paul Raught
A Hand-Picked Child of God
He Predestined Us For Adoption
06/21/2026
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Dwelling With God
Psalm 91:1–2
He that dwelleth in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. I will say of the LORD, He is my refuge and my fortress: my God; in Him will I trust.
Ephesians 2:5–6 …even when we were dead in trespasses, made us alive together with Christ—by grace you have been saved. And raised us up with Him and seated us with Him in the heavenly places in Christ Jesus.
Dwelling in God and being in Christ means making God your permanent place of safety, blessing, and protection. Psalm 91 talks about how, if you choose to stay close to God and trust Him completely, He will be your refuge and shield from all harm. The psalm describes how God promises to protect you from dangers like sickness, enemies, and trouble. When you live in God’s presence and make Him your home, He promises that no evil will come near you, and His angels will watch over you to keep you safe. This shows us that trusting in God gives us peace and security no matter what challenges we face.
Living in Christ isn’t just about visiting Him sometimes; it’s about making Him your permanent home. When we stay close to Jesus and trust Him completely, we place ourselves under His protection and love. The Bible says that in Christ, we are seated in heavenly places, meaning we have a special place of honor and safety because of His grace. This relationship with Jesus lifts us above the struggles of life and fills us with peace, knowing that God’s love is always with us.
Finally, dwelling in God means having a personal relationship with Him: talking to Him, trusting Him, and obeying His Word. Psalm 91 teaches us that God draws near when we call on Him and promises to answer, protect, and bless us. When we choose to stay in His presence every day, we experience His grace and kindness. Being in Christ is not just a future promise; it’s something we can enjoy now, knowing that we are always safe in God’s love. When we make God our permanent home, we find true peace, protection, and the assurance that we are never alone.
—Bro. Michael R. for Pastor Paul & Sister Claudia
Ephesians 2:5–6 …even when we were dead in trespasses, made us alive together with Christ—by grace you have been saved. And raised us up with Him and seated us with Him in the heavenly places in Christ Jesus.
Dwelling in God and being in Christ means making God your permanent place of safety, blessing, and protection. Psalm 91 talks about how, if you choose to stay close to God and trust Him completely, He will be your refuge and shield from all harm. The psalm describes how God promises to protect you from dangers like sickness, enemies, and trouble. When you live in God’s presence and make Him your home, He promises that no evil will come near you, and His angels will watch over you to keep you safe. This shows us that trusting in God gives us peace and security no matter what challenges we face.
Living in Christ isn’t just about visiting Him sometimes; it’s about making Him your permanent home. When we stay close to Jesus and trust Him completely, we place ourselves under His protection and love. The Bible says that in Christ, we are seated in heavenly places, meaning we have a special place of honor and safety because of His grace. This relationship with Jesus lifts us above the struggles of life and fills us with peace, knowing that God’s love is always with us.
Finally, dwelling in God means having a personal relationship with Him: talking to Him, trusting Him, and obeying His Word. Psalm 91 teaches us that God draws near when we call on Him and promises to answer, protect, and bless us. When we choose to stay in His presence every day, we experience His grace and kindness. Being in Christ is not just a future promise; it’s something we can enjoy now, knowing that we are always safe in God’s love. When we make God our permanent home, we find true peace, protection, and the assurance that we are never alone.
—Bro. Michael R. for Pastor Paul & Sister Claudia