Ain't No Danger In God's Water

Oh my brothers and my sisters, Joshua told me to tell you, “As for me and my house, we will serve the Lord.” Come here Hezikiah and tells what to do when the saints of God think that their time is up. I can see Hezekiah turning his face to the wall and calling on the name of the Lord. Telling the Lord, Lord, I’m your child. I’ve done all I could do. I went when I didn’t feel like going. I went sometimes when I had to go by myself. Lord, if it be your will let my golden

moments roll on just a little while longer. You know what the Lord did. He added fifteen years to Hezekiah’s life. Oh my brothers and my sisters, I’m going home when I tell you. Don’t abandon ship because as long as Jesus is the captain of the ship, there ain’t no danger in God’s water. Y’all don’t hear me. Ain’t no danger in God’s water. I don’t about you, but I’m glad to know that, because, while traveling through life’s troubling seas, I need some assurance that I can make it on this journey. And you know my brothers and my sisters, I’m happy to report to you today that I found our for myself that ain’t no danger in God’s water. You ought to be encouraged today and stay in ship.

Stay in the church. It’s a good thing to know that when everything else fails, you can come to the church. Just stay in church. Oh just stay in the ship when you are in the church, you can have faith in God that gives us courage while you run this race, because there ain’t no danger in God’s water! In the face of defeat, you find in the church, faith in God that gives us the victory! There ain’t no danger in God’s water! If you stay in church, then in the face of failure, God will you show you the way to success! There ain’t no danger in God’s water! Oh my brothers and my sisters, I’m going to my seat when I tell you that you don’t have to be afraid today, because Jesus is the captain, it doesn’t matter how the storms of life rage! When Jesus is the captain, it doesn’t matter how the winds blow! When Jesus is the captain, trials may come on every hand, but we can stand firm because their ain’t no danger in God’s water! Jesus! Somebody knows Him! Jesus! Mary’s baby! Jesus! The sweet Rose of Sharon! Jesus! Our rock in a weary land! Died out on Calvary, but Early Sunday morning arose from the grave with all power in His hands! Don’t worry about the winds and the waves!

There ain’t no danger in God’s water! I heard a song writer say just the other day, Tis the old ship of Zion. Tis the old ship of Zion. Step on board if you want to see Jesus. That’s what I want to leave with you this evening. If you want to see Jesus, just step on board. If you want to see Jesus, all you got to do is step on board. If you want to see Jesus, just step into Bible Study. Step into Sunday School. Step into morning worship. And when you step on board, you need to step with praise. Step lifting up holy hands. Step with love in heart. Step on board. And you know my brothers and my sisters, I don’t know how you feel about it, but I’ve made up my mind that I’m going to stay in ship. You lie on if you want to, but I’m going to stay in the ship. You call me everything but a child of God, but I’m going to stay in ship. You can put my name on every sign board, but I’m going to stay in ship. I may have cry sometimes, but I’m going to stay. I may have sickness and pain, but I’m going to stay. I may have hard trials, but I’m going to stay. The reason I’m going to stay is because the ship of Zion has landed many of thousands. Ain’t no danger in God’s waters. Ain’t no danger in God’s waters. Ain’t no danger in God’s waters. Ain’t the Lord alright? Ain’t the Lord alright? Say yeah. Say yeah. Say yeah. Oh yeah.