When life makes no sense, in our human frailty we try to make God make sense ... and that tends to make things worse. Asaph gives us a clue on how to get a grip on faith when faith doesn't want to make sense.

When life makes no sense, in our human frailty we try to make God make sense ... and that tends to make things worse. Asaph gives us a clue on how to get a grip on faith when faith doesn't want to make sense.

Psalm 68 lays out the "triumph" of God. Like a parade, the Psalm honors Him, demonstrates His victory, and shows Him as a King marching out to war. What we have to decide, is how we are going to react to this parade.

Psalm 68 lays out the "triumph" of God. Like a parade, the Psalm honors Him, demonstrates His victory, and shows Him as a King marching out to war. What we have to decide, is how we are going to react to this parade.

Who does God establish? The downtrodden and marginalized. Who does He scatter? The powerful of this world. Where do you need God to show Himself as mighty, powerful, and awesome in your life? See how Psalm 68 describes a God we often forget.

Who does God establish? The downtrodden and marginalized. Who does He scatter? The powerful of this world. Where do you need God to show Himself as mighty, powerful, and awesome in your life? See how Psalm 68 describes a God we often forget.

It's not in the tumult and great noise in this world that we recognize God, but in the quietness of our own souls.

It's not in the tumult and great noise in this world that we recognize God, but in the quietness of our own souls.

King David lays out a pattern for how we transition hiding from God to hiding in God.

King David lays out a pattern for how we transition hiding from God to hiding in God.