I Shall Not Be Moved

Summary

The sermon emphasizes the contrast between the wicked and the godly in their attitudes toward God and life's changes. The wicked boast in their own strength and security, saying "I shall never be moved," while the godly, like David, say the same but because they have the Lord at their right hand. The preacher warns against false teachings that deny the reality of wickedness and hell, urging believers, especially the youth, to remember their Creator and seek wisdom early. The message calls for humility, reliance on God, and recognition of the transient nature of life.