Even though we as humans are but dust, and we’re here today and gone tomorrow. Not hardly anything in comparison to the rest of God’s creation; He still chose to become what we are in order to save us!

Be sure to walk in a way that reflects Christ; He not only sees all we do, but knows our thoughts and emotions which most accurately describes who we are.

Ever feel the way David felt as he was writing this psalm? Call upon the same Person he did. Jesus

The LORD will walk with us during troubling times. Is He walking with you right now? Acknowledge your sin and confess Jesus as LORD.

A dog barks because God designed him to do so, and in that the dog praises the LORD. Same for a cow that moos, a horse that whinnies, or a lion that roars. We have been made in God’s image and when we’re told to praise Jesus, we thumb our nose at the idea. Change that while there’s still time. Let all that draws a breathe praise Jesus.

Without a doubt, one of the most expressed points in all of God’s word is that only the humble will find salvation.

One of my most favorite psalms in all of scripture. David describes how close and personable our God, YHWH, really is.

We are utterly helpless without YHWH as our God. We are but a breath, and like a puff of steam off the kettle. Turn to Jesus...

A cry for help to the Almighty. Psalm 143 encapsulates the heart of the sinner seeking grace from the only One who can grant it eternally. And it’s only through the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross.

Another psalm of David where he is crying out to the LORD on behalf of his own righteousness. He’s desiring more of it and a continuance in it. He focuses on what comes out of his mouth, where it originates , and the company he keeps.