In this sermon, Pastor begins by sharing a personal family experience during a road trip that illustrates the pitfalls of relying on flawed human leadership. The analogy highlights how placing trust in human beings can lead to disappointment, just as the GPS led the Spurling family astray. The central message emphasizes the importance of not making politics an idol and instead following God's guidance, the true and dependable leader. Using Psalm 146, the Pastor outlines the consequences of trusting human leaders and reminds the congregation that only God’s leadership can provide authentic direction and hope.Pastor outlines three key truths from Psalm 146: first, that human leaders will ultimately fail due to their inherent imperfections; second, that God’s leadership is eternal and unfailing; and third, that godly leaders reflect qualities that align with God’s character. Through this, the Pastor offers a checklist to evaluate leaders based on their commitment to justice and care for the vulnerable. The sermon concludes with practical steps for the congregation to take, encouraging them to reflect God’s values in their lives, choose their leaders wisely, and maintain their trust in God above all else. The message serves as a reminder that while political leaders come and go, God's guidance remains constant and trustworthy.
