Today we talk a lot about trust. From defensive fighting/war vs picking fights, and trusting in God, the one who gives the strength and “teaches our hands to war”. We discuss how there has historically been a lot of trust in horses and weapons for war, but where the true trust and praise should be for all the gifts we have been given in life.
Today’s Psalm is on the subject of the foolishness of trusting in riches, but also trusting in strength, superheroes, or whatever it be, if it is not God. We are encouraged to humble ourselves, not be pumped up with pride in “our accomplishments” but to give credit where it is due, to the One who gave it.
Today’s chapter is a lot about trut: who to trust, rusting in things or the one who made them, who always was and is, as well as what it takes to make a good marriage, and what “death to self” means.
Today’s Psalm is about our need for water, and how it should be the same need and longing for God. We are encouraged to have hope, to trust and to wait on God while having joy and faith for the future.
Today’s chapter is all about waiting on God and trusting in him, and a reminder that he is all knowing… God doesn’t have a memory problem!
Today we are all over the place in this chapter, talking on many, many different subjects!
The olive oil process and the refining process in us: how it makes us better, not worse, and how God takes away the dross in us.
Recent news with Musk and Trump, trust and putting something in good hands
Slander and personal stories and relationships, and what is true praise/false praise.
In today’s reading, we will be discussing the first half of the chapter, and covering the subjects in it, the greatness of Yehovah, trusting in Him, John Lennon’s “Imagine, the concept of familiarity, and confusion.
In today’s Psalm, we will listen as David pours out his heart to God.
Do You Know My Father? 