Practicing the Ebenezer Principle is not just for older folks in time of crisis or deep need. It is a timeless principle for all believers regardless of age or station in life. In fact, David, a young shepherd boy, overlooked by his dad, dismissed by his older brother, and doubted by the leader of the government, found that practicing the Ebenezer principle was just what he needed in a crisis. It worked for him And it will work for you as well.

Tim ColeMarch 27, 2020David and Goliath, 1 Samuel 17, Goliath, David, Ebenezer Principle, Stone of Help, Here I Raise My Ebenezer, 1 Samuel 7:12

Here We Raise our Ebenezer

Every family should practice the Ebenezer Principle. Every family and church family should store up memories of God’s faithfulness and bring them to mind when courage, reassurance of God’s love, or fresh hope is needed. Our own family has benefited from the practice of the Ebenezer principle in time of suffering, discouragement, and danger.

And the time to practice the Ebenezer principle--remembering God’s past mercies and bringing them to mind--is right now, don’t you think? Today, let’s begin to raise up our own RBC stone of remembrance, our own Ebenezer! Here we raise our Ebenezer.

Tim ColeMarch 26, 2020Ebenezer, 1 Samuel 7, Stone of Help, Samuel the Prophet, Robert Robinson, Come Thou Fount, Raise an Ebenezer, Thunder, Ebenezer PrincipleComment