FRESH OIL

TEXT:  Ps. 92:10 But my horn shalt thou exalt like the horn of an
unicorn:  I shall be anointed with fresh oil.


Introduction:  David greeted life with a positive note. He was confident
and positive in his belief concerning God's faithfulness; therefore we
are not surprised to hear him say positively,"I shall  be anointed with
fresh oil."
We do not read far into the Psalms until we are convinced David believed
in the ever-living and all-sufficient God. We also find that as we draw
near to God we will move into a region of positive certainty.  While we
depend upon man, we are in a realm of maybe and perhaps.  When we trust
in God we are removed from any, and everything that is of chance.

The Confidence of David Was Full Of Meaning.  what did it mean when he
said, I shall be anointed with fresh oil.
Note: Anointed with fresh oil denotes a fresh confirmation in his office
to which he had been anointed; an abundance of plenty.
Fresh oil as often as he pleased, or renewed comforts when his spiritwas
down. Grace in the time of need
	A.  It meant his strength would be renewed.
	B.  He was assured of divine favor.
	C.  He would be qualified for office.
	D.  He would have new cause for delight.

The Confidence of Our Text Is Grounded Upon God
	A.  David's expectation of fresh anointing rested in God.
	B.  We can be sure of fresh supply because of our union with 		Christ.
We are hidden with Christ in God. Col 3:3 For ye are 		dead, and your
life is hid with Christ in God.
	Ro 6:2  God forbid. How shall we, that are dead to sin, live any 
longer therein?
	Put a dead man in a casket and march all manner of sins sensual 	or
other sins and you will get no response 
	from him, so should the man or woman of God be that have died 	out to
sin and walk in the newness of life.
	C. The holy spirit dwells in us.
	Our bodies are temples or vessels for his spirit.
	There can be no famine in our souls while he dwells there.
	D. We possess God's promises. the experiences of people of all 	ages
verify this.

This Promise Of Fresh Anointing Banishes Our Fears.
	A. The fear of poverty.  Be in health and prosper, ever as your 	soul
prosperith. (Rich in Christ)
	falling.  Ps 116:8.  For thou hast delivered my soul  from 	death, my
eyes from tears, [and] my feet from falling.
	B.  The fear of  temptation.  No man can say when he is tempted  	that
he is tempted of God, for God tempteth no man.
	C.  The fear of backsliding.  God said he would keep our feet 	from
slipping