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It seems the richest psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs are written in times of trauma and triumph.
“Before the dawning...[I] cry for help;...through the night...I...meditate on Your word” (Ps 119:147-148).
“Forever, O Lord, Your word is settled in heaven. Your faithfulness endures to all generations” (Ps 119:89-90).
“When I am in the cellar of affliction, I look for the Lord’s choicest wines.” —Samuel Rutherford
The old preachers would say, “God is not impoverished by giving nor enriched by withholding.” So ask!
To be holy simply means to be wholly the Lord’s. God is all in on the project of us; He wants us all in as well.
“I will meditate on Your precepts, and contemplate Your ways. I will delight myself in Your statutes” (Ps 119:15-16).
This fascinating psalm is like looking at the telescope as well as through it—the words in the Word.
How many different ways can God tell us we ought to read and value His Book? At least 176!
If Jesus, the Man of Joy, could sing with the shadow of the Cross on His soul, shall we not join the chorus?
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