Our prayers should be filled with thankfulness and praise for all God has done, and this should build faith for what He will do in the present and future.

Psalm 138

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True prayer and worship require a living faith that takes time to hear from God and respond in trust and obedience regardless of the current circumstances.

Psalm 95

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The "way everlasting" is opened only to those who are tested and known by God. In other words, God works salvation for those who in faith turn away from their sins and turn to rely on God's mercy in Jesus Christ.

Text: Psalm 139

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Only God can satisfy your longing. Are you content in Christ and His completed work???

Psalm 63

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In the midst of running for his life, David penned a psalm God used to instruct his people how to view both their circumstances and their deliverer.

Psalm 142

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Solomon could not fulfill the coronation hopes of Psalm 72, only The true and good King can fulfill Psalm 72, only King Jesus. The King is alive, long live The King.

Psalm 72

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Christians are called to trust that God is our defender and deliverer so that we might delight in our God.

Psalm 46

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David sought the Lord in a dangerous situation and God delivered him; David reflected on God’s goodness and promised to praise God in every circumstance.

Psalm 34 (ESV)

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The pattern of biblical lament illustrates the pattern of the life of trusting in and following Jesus Christ. The pattern of biblical lament leads us through humiliation toward the cross with a view to glory: by faith we come to share in Christ’s sufferings and gain assurance of sharing in Christ’s glory.

Psalm 102 (CSB)

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