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When your check engine light is on, join the choir. In this message from Psalm 34, Pastor Joey Eaton reveals three instructions from David's cave surrounded by 400 distressed, bitter, indebted men: join a choir of constant and humble praise by resolving to bless the Lord at all times—not when things improve but now in the mess, magnifying God like a telescope shows Saturn's true size; cry out in humility and trust that God hears and delivers because crying out is praise, showing only he's tuned to your frequency of hurt; and desire and experience God's goodness and satisfying provision since your primary need isn't circumstances changing but tasting his goodness in every circumstance.
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When your check engine light is on, join the choir. In this message from Psalm 34, Pastor Joey Eaton reveals three instructions from David's cave surrounded by 400 distressed, bitter, indebted men: join a choir of constant and humble praise by resolving to bless the Lord at all times—not when things improve but now in the mess, magnifying God like a telescope shows Saturn's true size; cry out in humility and trust that God hears and delivers because crying out is praise, showing only he's tuned to your frequency of hurt; and desire and experience God's goodness and satisfying provision since your primary need isn't circumstances changing but tasting his goodness in every circumstance.

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