Give Us Help Oh God

Drawing from Psalm 60, this sermon emphasizes that human help is ultimately vain and that true deliverance comes only from God. The speaker urges the congregation to shift their dependence away from personal connections, education, or financial resources and instead cry out for divine assistance. Using the biblical examples of Peter, Joseph, and Esther, the message illustrates that God is the ultimate helper who can open doors no man can shut, provide in times of scarcity, and cause the forgotten to be remembered at the appointed time.

The central practical focus is the preparation for an upcoming district revival service. The speaker calls for sincere prayer for restoration, healing, and provision, specifically asking God to provide "human helpers" and favorable weather for the event. The congregation is encouraged to maintain faith that no situation is too difficult for the Creator of heaven and earth. By seeking God’s help for their families, businesses, and the church, believers are promised that they will experience a genuine encounter with His presence and witness their struggles turned into testimonies.