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Building Houses and Guarding Cities
Pastor Keith Hassell
Foundation Scripture: Psalm 127
I.
The focus of this Psalm is two-fold:
A.
Houses---God builds houses
B.
Cities---God watches over cities
C. Jesus said: /“Every kingdom divided against itself is brought to desolation, and every city or house divided against itself will not stand.”/(Matthew
12:25)
*II.
Building Houses*
A. Who is building your house?
B. God is a builder.
1. “House” is a spiritual metaphor for a family.
2. The “house of Joseph” and the “house of David” for example.
3. “House” refers to God’s seed-line, His generation, and His family.
4. God is still in the house-building business.
C. Three ways that God builds.
1. God builds *revelationally**.*
a. Matthew 16:18 /“Upon this rock, I will build My church.”
/ God builds His house through the revelation of who Christ is.
2. God builds *relationally.*
a. God builds His house by putting us into godly relationships with others in His family.
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