Psalm 140 Explained: Trusting God in a World of Evil

By Dave Jenkins | Walking Through the Psalms

Show Summary

Evil is real, intentional, and destructive. Psalm 140 shows us how to respond when we are surrounded by wickedness and reminds us that God is not indifferent. He sees, He protects, and He will judge.

In this episode, Dave Jenkins walks through Psalm 140 and shows how believers can trust God as their refuge while resting in His justice. This psalm ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, who endured evil and secured victory through the cross.

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Key Scriptures

Psalm 140

2 Corinthians 5:20

Romans 12:19

1 Peter 2:23

Episode Highlights

Evil is intentional and active (Psalm 140:1–5)

God is our refuge and protector (Psalm 140:6–7)

God will judge evil righteously (Psalm 140:8–11)

God will vindicate His people (Psalm 140:12–13)

Psalm 140 ultimately points to Christ

Key Takeaway

In a world where evil is intentional and persistent, God calls His people to trust Him as their refuge and rest in His justice.

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