诗篇第46篇：神是随时随地的避难所 

 
GK611晨祷生命读经
25/09/2025
主讲: 丘均发传道


引言：天有不测风云 人有旦夕祸福

一、进入“得力量”的避难所 (诗46:1-3)

1．在避难所重新得力 (V1)
避难所带来安全感，安全感生出真力量。神是我们随时可投靠的坚固保障，而非而非走投无路时的最后选择。

我们不要等到山穷水尽了才来祷告。每天要有意识地“进入”神的避难所，通过祷告、默想，安息在神的同在里，便能重新得力。

2．地动山摇也不害怕(V2-3)
这里用天崩地裂的意象，显示人生中最根本的恐惧。但我们不害怕，并非因困难不存在，而是因为我们拥有一个超越一切困难的避难所。

在风浪中，操练宣告：“我虽然害怕这个环境，但我已经进入了神的避难所，所以我选择不惧怕！”

二、发现“神同在”的喜乐河 (诗46:4-7)

1．有道使城喜乐的河 (V4)
外面是象征混乱与死亡的海水，城中却有象征神同在的生命之河，带来恩典与喜乐，滋润人心。

主动去发现和畅饮这道‘生命河’：唱诗赞美、数算恩典、思想神的爱，让喜乐取代焦虑。神的同在是喜乐的源泉，能驱散惧怕。

2．与神同在就有保障 (V5-7)
这里强调：神的同在比任何军事防御更可靠。外邦喧嚷，但神一发声，地就融化。这不是一个美好的愿望，而是一个已经成就的事实。

最大的“发现”是：真正的保障不在于城墙多厚，而在于“万军之耶和华与我们同在”！惧怕源于放大问题，安稳源于认知“神与我们同在”的事实。

三、看见“要休息”的知道神 (诗46:8-11)

1．来看神大能的作为 (V8-9)
神邀请我们“来看”祂的作为：止息战争、带来和平；这是让我们从一个焦虑的“无助者”，变成一个安息的“见证者”。当我们定睛于神的作为，信心就会被建立。

花时间在祷告和读经中，回顾神在历史上、在别人生命中、在自己过往经历中的奇妙作为。多看神已经得胜的战役，来坚固我们今天的信心。

2．要休息才真知道神 (V10-11)
“休息”原意是“放手、停下、安静”，这不是懒惰，而是信靠中停止挣扎；当我们放手，让神出手，就能经历祂的大能，真正认识祂是神，并在安息中得真平安，惧怕就消散了。

战胜惧怕的终极方法，不是正面硬碰，而是在神里面安然“休息”！

总结：

神邀请我们进入祂的爱里，发现祂的恩典，并看见祂的得胜！这样惧怕就失去权势，因为我们已经在“随时随地”的避难所之中了！



    
  

Psalm 46: God Is Our Ever-Present Refuge
GK611 Morning Devotion
25/09/2025
The Morning Devotion Speaker:  Ps Daniel Kew 


Introduction: Unpredictable Skies, Uncertain Days

I. Enter the Refuge of Strength (Psalm 46:1–3)

1. Renewed Strength in the Refuge (v1)
A refuge provides safety, and safety produces real strength. God is our stronghold whom we can run to at any time—not merely a last resort when all else fails.
Don’t wait until you’re cornered to pray. Each day, intentionally “enter” His refuge through prayer and meditation, resting in His presence to receive fresh power.

2. Fearless Though the Earth Trembles (v2–3)
The psalm pictures the world collapsing to express our deepest fears. We do not deny the existence of trouble, but we trust the One who transcends every crisis.
In the storm we can declare, “I may feel afraid, but I have entered God’s refuge, so I choose not to fear.”

II. Discover the River of Joy in God’s Presence (Psalm 46:4–7)

1. The River that Gladdens the City (v4)
 The sea of chaos and death rages outside; inside flows the river of life, symbolizing God’s gracious presence that refreshes and delights the soul.

Drink deeply of this river—sing praise, count your blessings, ponder His love—until joy replaces anxiety.

2. Security in God’s Presence (vv. 5–7)
God’s proximity is more dependable than any fortress. Nations roar, yet at His voice the earth melts.
True safety is not in thick walls but in this reality: “The Lord of hosts is with us.” Fear grows when we magnify problems; peace comes when we recognize that God is with us.

III. Be Still and Know That He Is God (Psalm 46:8–11)

1. Come and See His Mighty Works (v8–9)
God invites us to witness His deeds—ending wars and bringing peace—so that anxious bystanders become restful witnesses.

Take time in prayer and Scripture to recall God’s victories in history, in others’ lives, and in your own. Remembering His past triumphs strengthens faith today.

2. Rest to Truly Know Him (v10–11)
“Be still” means to let go, to cease striving. This is not laziness but trusting surrender.
When we stop grasping and let God act, we encounter His power, know that He alone is God, and find deep peace as fear loses its grip.

Conclusion：

God invites us to dwell in His love, discover His grace, and behold His triumph. Fear loses its power because we already abide in the refuge that is “ever-present everywhere.”