If we fix our eyes on the problems we face, it will skew our view of God’s promises and even of his love. But if we fix our eyes on the promises, especially of his love, it will helpfully shape the way we view our problems.Outline:I. The PromisesII. The ProblemsIII. The PleaSermon Discussion Questions:1. Can you tell of a time where you did something significant in spite of great challenges or opposition? Or conversely, can you tell of a time you regret not attempting something because the potential problems and challenges loomed so large?2. Why do you think it is so difficult for us to believe that God really loves us?3. How might your life be different today if you truly believed at the core of your being that God loves you? How would you feel different? How might you see current trials differently?4. In our text we see that God is a fighter and a father. Where do you need to bring those twin truths to bear on your life today?5. Where in your life today are you more focused on the problems than the promises? Are you ready for a change? This is the third sermon in the series "Remember, Trust, and Obey", today, August 29th, 2021, Pastor Trent Casto delivers his sermon entitled "The Problems or the Promises?” based on Deuteronomy 1:19-33

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