What do you do when you need help urgently, but the answer hasn’t arrived yet?

In this episode of Practical Advice from the Scriptures, we walk through Psalm 28, a powerful prayer attributed to David that moves from desperation to gratitude before circumstances visibly change. David cries out for justice, asks not to be counted among the wicked, and places his trust fully in God as his rock and defender.

This psalm offers ancient wisdom for a modern, performative world. It reminds us that integrity begins in the heart, not in appearances, and that authentic prayer means speaking honestly rather than spiritually posturing. As the psalm unfolds, the focus shifts from personal survival to concern for the broader community, teaching us that faith is never meant to be self-centered.

You’ll learn how Psalm 28 models trust before resolution, gratitude before relief, and leadership that intercedes for others even while facing personal challenges.

If you’re waiting, weary, or learning how to pray with integrity when outcomes are uncertain, this episode is for you.