Delight in Grace

In Psalm 37:3-4 we find five life habits that God calls us to, followed by the promise that God will give us the desires of our hearts. That’s a lot to pack into two verses. What are the five habits? And if you follow them, will God give you whatever your heart desires? Let’s listen as Pastor Rich unpacks these two verses in a message titled, “Living by Faith: Faithfulness”.

In Psalm 37:3-4 we find five life habits that God calls us to, followed by the promise that God will give us the desires of our hearts. That’s a lot to pack into two verses. What are the five habits? And if you follow them, will God give you whatever your heart desires? Let’s listen as Pastor Rich unpacks these two verses in a message titled, “Living by Faith: Faithfulness”.

In Psalm 37:3-4 we find five life habits that God calls us to, followed by the promise that God will give us the desires of our hearts. That’s a lot to pack into two verses. What are the five habits? And if you follow them, will God give you whatever your heart desires? Let’s listen as Pastor Rich unpacks these two verses in a message titled, “Living by Faith: Faithfulness”.

In Psalm 37:3-4 we find five life habits that God calls us to, followed by the promise that God will give us the desires of our hearts. That’s a lot to pack into two verses. What are the five habits? And if you follow them, will God give you whatever your heart desires? Let’s listen as Pastor Rich unpacks these two verses in a message titled, “Living by Faith: Faithfulness”.

We are naturally bent toward belief in karma- the idea that our actions are the deciding factor for our future well-being. We crave justice and rightness. It is something to grapple with when we see the evil person prospering. Thankfully, Psalm 37 reminds us of the framework from which we can view life. And when we look at life through the truth of God’s word, it can inform our attitudes and our emotions. Let’s listen in to this message from Psalm 37:1-2 titled Living by Faith: Contentment.

We are naturally bent toward belief in karma- the idea that our actions are the deciding factor for our future well-being. We crave justice and rightness. It is something to grapple with when we see the evil person prospering. Thankfully, Psalm 37 reminds us of the framework from which we can view life. And when we look at life through the truth of God’s word, it can inform our attitudes and our emotions. Let’s listen in to this message from Psalm 37:1-2 titled Living by Faith: Contentment.

We are naturally bent toward belief in karma- the idea that our actions are the deciding factor for our future well-being. We crave justice and rightness. It is something to grapple with when we see the evil person prospering. Thankfully, Psalm 37 reminds us of the framework from which we can view life. And when we look at life through the truth of God’s word, it can inform our attitudes and our emotions. Let’s listen in to this message from Psalm 37:1-2 titled Living by Faith: Contentment.

As we, the redeemed people of God, gaze on His character and work, our hearts will be drawn to thanksgiving. He is just, right, good, and powerful. He uses his power and sovereignty to work for our good and for His glory. When we find ourselves prone to a complaining spirit, we must run to our Savior’s feet to remember and reflect on who He is and what He has done. Let’s listen to this message from Psalm 107 titled Let the Redeemed of the Lord Say So.

That’s Psalm 107 verses 1-2 and the starting point for today’s message. As we look at who God is and what He has done, we may find ourselves completely gripped by the beauty and goodness of our Great God, the same way the psalmist was. May God give us eyes to see His great might that works on our behalf so that our hearts can be filled to the brim with gratefulness. Let’s listen to this message titled Let the Redeemed of the Lord Say So.