“He alone is my rock and my salvation; he is my fortress, I will not be shaken.”  Psalm 62:6

While some musicians dread getting ready for a tour, Rynn looks forward to it.

She says, “God has prepared me for the journey it’s my job to show-up, sing and serve.”

But when she was a teenager traveling with the youth choir, she wasn’t ready for the hostile world beyond her loving, Christian home.

Yet on the trip she met teens who had accepted Christ – teens from abusive homes, life-threatening addictions, and more.

But their lives were transformed by the power of Christ!

Rynn learned that whatever she might face, with Christ, she’d make it through, too.

Today she admits that Christ is her Absolute Rock. And her peace and comfort in the storms.

Friend, it’s a harsh world some, maybe you, might be facing.

Lean on Jesus the Rock to get you through.

“Her love for Christ shines through in her heart, her eyes, her personality and most assuredly, her voice.”

(James Bullard, MCG Records President and Executive Producer)

by Vonette Bright
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Further Reading

• Set Upon a Rock– A Devotional by Bill Bright

• Refuge – A Devotional by Alec Niemi

•  Salvation Explained

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“Hope you had a good week.”

“Hope you have a wonderful time.”

“Hope you make it.”

Hope, hope, hope…

Hope is an interesting word. It can be used as a noun, as a feeling of expectation. It can be used as a verb, in wanting something to happen or to be the case. It is also seen as a virtue, as a belief in a positive outcome in one’s life. For a follower of Christ It is a spiritual gift from God and is used primarily as a noun, that God is our ‘hope‘, rather than a verb, ‘hoping’ that God will give good things and make life happier.

Building our hope on the Rock of Righteousness gives us peace through the storms of life as well as in the good times.

I trust that your ‘hope‘ is Christ.

“Oh Lord our creator and Heavenly Father, thank you that we can find rest for our soul in You alone; our hope comes from You. You alone are our rock and our salvation; you are our fortress, We will not be shaken. Our salvation and our honor depend on You oh God; You, our mighty rock, our refuge. We trust in You at all times; we pour out our hearts to You, for You are our refuge. Amen.” Psalm 62:5-8

Have a great week

By Alec Niemi
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