Psalm 146: Trust God, Not Humans
Have you ever been disappointed by someone you trusted? It could have been a family member, a co-worker, or a […]
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Have you ever been disappointed by someone you trusted? It could have been a family member, a co-worker, or a […]
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Last time, in Psalm 143, David prayed to be rescued from his enemies, and we saw that we could pray
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What or who are your enemies? King David had several. Thus, he poured out his heart in this plea to
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Everyone has a desperate plea at some time in their lives. I know I have, and I’m sure, before my
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In Psalm 140, David worried about his enemy’s lying tongue. In Psalm 141, his concern is his tongue, as well
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More than likely, David wrote Psalm 140 while he was on the run from King Saul or during his son
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Back when I was young, stupid, and lost, I tried to turn to the occult to figure out what I
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The last of the Hallel Psalms is 118. This is also a Messianic Psalm — a prophecy of Jesus. This
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This is the shortest psalm, the shortest chapter in the Bible, and it’s smack dab in the middle of the
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This next Passover Psalm praises God for His power in engineering nature to bring the Israelites out of Egypt. From
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