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Worship: A Study in Psalms

DAY 24 OF 106

What does it say?

David called on God for guidance and mercy while praising God’s goodness and unfailing love.

What does it mean?

This psalm vacillates between David’s expressions of grief and praise. The causes of his anguish varied from affliction to his body, conspiracy against his life, and the betrayal of his friends. With reason for concern in so many areas of life, David was bombarded with emotion. However, David’s trust in the Lord overshadowed the temporary concerns of his life. When David submitted his feelings to his faithful God, he felt hope again.

How should I respond?

At some point, you may have used the expression, “When it rains, it pours,” to describe the multiple causes of stress and grief in your life. When one challenge after another keeps rolling in, your emotions can get frayed, and your temper may grow short. While God created us with emotions, He never meant for our emotions to control us. What feelings do you need to submit to the Lord right now – worry, anger, fear, jealousy? Putting your trust in the Lord to help you in each situation will get you off an emotional roller coaster and keep you grounded in hope.

Scripture

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Worship: A Study in Psalms

The psalms are a collection of poems and songs written over 1,000 years. While Psalm contains jubilant praises and sorrowful laments, the whole book testifies to God's loyal love towards His people in every circumstance. As a centerpiece of the Old Testament worship, every psalm anticipates the culmination of God's praise in the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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