Psalm 107 “That Which Never Changes”

We as human beings foundationally orient ourselves to things we perceive are unchanging. But the only things that truly never change are the things rooted in the nature and character of God. In the Gospel of Jesus Christ God welcomes lost afflicted hopeless slaves of sin to cry out to him in repentance and promises that he will respond on the basis of his unchanging love. In Psalm 107 we see God in love deliver his people. We see God in love providentially determine all our days. and we see that it is that same unchanging love of God that moves us to live lives that reflect that divine love for our neighbors.

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Psalm 133 “The Unified Church”

Brothers don’t dwell in unity. They let personal feelings, preferences, and bitterness get in the way of moving forward together on mission. This psalm shows us God’s perspective on unity. We see how valuable it is and why it matters to him. If unity among God’s people is so important to him, shouldn’t it be very important to us, as well?

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Psalm 73 “The Folly of Envying the Wicked”

Why do we envy the wicked? It is too common to find ourselves, as Christians, wishing our lives were more like those around us; even those who reject God. Psalm 73 reminds us that we have a more glorious inheritance than we could ever fathom, and there is no room or need for us to envy God’s enemies.

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Psalm 2 “All Hail The King”

Details Passage: Psalm 2 The Reign of the Lord's Anointed 1 Why do the nations rage[a]and the peoples plot in vain?2The kings of the earth set themselves,and the rulers take counsel together,against the Lord and against his Anointed, saying,3“Let us burst their bonds...

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Psalm 130 “Out Of The Depths”

In this difficult time, what do we do when we find ourselves in the depths of sin? When we are overwhelmed with guilt and shame? The psalmist reminds us that we can look to God who is rich in mercy and forgiveness. And on this side of the cross, we look to Christ who has redeemed us from all of our sins.

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