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In Psalm 39 David is greatly lamenting his sin and asking for forgiveness and healing. In the first three verses we read David's resolve for self control followed by a prayer for understanding and perspective. Finally, a request for mercy and relief in the final verses of this psalm.
4 “O Lord, make me know my end
and what is the measure of my days;
let me know how fleeting I am!
5 Behold, you have made my days a few handbreadths,
and my lifetime is as nothing before you.
Surely all mankind stands as a mere breath!
Selah
Psalm 39:4-5 ESV
Take a few moments to think over what David has written in this psalm. As you reflect on your life how would you say you are doing with living into your calling providing provision, protection, and presence for the sheep in your life?
Dear shepherd leader, wherever we are in life may we strive to say we have lived for the Father and we have shepherded well.
By Holly Culhane, Presence PointIn Psalm 39 David is greatly lamenting his sin and asking for forgiveness and healing. In the first three verses we read David's resolve for self control followed by a prayer for understanding and perspective. Finally, a request for mercy and relief in the final verses of this psalm.
4 “O Lord, make me know my end
and what is the measure of my days;
let me know how fleeting I am!
5 Behold, you have made my days a few handbreadths,
and my lifetime is as nothing before you.
Surely all mankind stands as a mere breath!
Selah
Psalm 39:4-5 ESV
Take a few moments to think over what David has written in this psalm. As you reflect on your life how would you say you are doing with living into your calling providing provision, protection, and presence for the sheep in your life?
Dear shepherd leader, wherever we are in life may we strive to say we have lived for the Father and we have shepherded well.