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Revelation
The Gift of Encouragement
Introduction to Revelation
Be Ready for Every Good Work
The God of gods – Psalm 82
Psalm 34
David wrote this psalm after God delivered him from danger, and it moves outward from there. Personal relief becomes an invitation to the whole congregation to taste and see that the Lord is good. Then it turns to teaching: what it means to fear the Lord, and what God does for the brokenhearted and the crushed in spirit.
A word from Mexico
Wade Hammond serves as a missionary in Mexico. He joined us to share about the work there.
Psalm 27
Psalm 27 opens with confidence. The Lord is light and salvation, so whom shall I fear. It does not stay there. By the middle of the psalm David is pleading not to be abandoned, and it closes on waiting, which is the harder discipline. This is a psalm about holding onto courage when the circumstances have not yet changed.
Psalm 51: broken bones can rejoice
This is David’s confession after Nathan confronted him over Bathsheba. It asks for mercy without excusing anything, and it asks for more than forgiveness: a clean heart, a right spirit, restored joy. The title points at verse 8, where the bones God has broken are the same bones that rejoice.
Psalm 51: broken bones can rejoice
This is David’s confession after Nathan confronted him over Bathsheba. It asks for mercy without excusing anything, and it asks for more than forgiveness: a clean heart, a right spirit, restored joy. The title points at verse 8, where the bones God has broken are the same bones that rejoice.
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