Today’s Psalm talks about the imposters, the many will say that they are him, and the prophecy that there will be many anti-Messiah’s. We talk about how it is possible for trees of the field clap their hands, and how He can make rocks cry out. We finish out with how His joy is our strength.
In today’s chapter we talk about the verse “Vengeance is mine” and the meaning behind it. How Love is patient, encouraged to not repay those who do us evil (letting God do it), remaining under His authority, and boasting in God and what he has done.
In Today’s Psalm we talk about the dangers of having form of godliness, but denying the power thereof, and God’s instructions on being involved with someone like this.
We also hear a lot about His creation. That the earth is immovable, and we can’t make anything with what He already created! We are encouraged to be thankful for His blessings in Creation… the son, moon, and stars…and to be obedient to the God who made it, just as Creation is when it proclaims His goodness.
In today’s Psalm we talk about how the evening and the morning are the true beginning of a day. We touch on worshipping him with instruments, and how songs should start from the heart, out of love for Him.
Today’s Psalm is about Trusting God in all areas, his protection and guardian angels. We are encouraged to have Faith, and in His truth, our shield and armor.
Today’s conversation is one the Pleasantness of God… all His ways are pleasant, He is pleasant, and how we should mirror that in our own lives. We also talk about what is real life vs editing, walking with God, and how we cannot be righteous without Him.
Today’s Psalm centers on having God first, and how deserving He is of our Love and praise. God gives us the answer to depression, by telling us to “trade off the spirit of heaviness for the garment of praise.”
We also talk about the importance of the land and the people of Israel, how never going to get rid of or replace these “natural branches”, because of the promise that “as long as the sun and moon endure” His love will not depart from them. We are not to boast or be prideful and haughty against them.