Sooner or Later, Trouble

I will be with Him in trouble.—Psalm 91:15.

WE are apt to think that young people do not have any trouble, but if they haven’t, there is one thing they can make sure of, that they are going to have trouble later. “Man is born unto trouble, as the sparks fly upward.” Trouble is coming. No one is exempt. God has had one Son without sin, but He has never had one without sorrow. Jesus Christ, our Master, suffered as few men ever suffered, and He died very young. Ours is a path of sorrow and suffering, and it is so sweet to hear the Master say:

“I will be with you in trouble.”

Don’t think for a moment that you can get on without Him. You may say now, “I can get on; I am in good health and prosperity,” but the hour is coming when you will need Him.

Moody, Dwight L. (1900). The D. L. Moody Year Book: A Living Daily Message from the Words of D. L. Moody (E. M. Fitt, Ed.; p. 124). The Bookstore. (Public Domain)