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Bringing Our Enemies and Opponents to God (Psalms 4, 6, 7, 17)
Bible CommentaryAfter Psalms 1 and 2, Book 1 has many psalms in which David complains to God about his enemies. These psalms can be...
Obedience to God (Psalm 2)
Bible CommentaryPsalm 2 focuses on the house of David. God has chosen this kingdom and its temple, Zion, to be the focus of the kingdom...
Personal Integrity in Work (Psalm 1)
Bible CommentaryThe two opening psalms establish themes that run through the entire Psalter. Psalm 1 describes personal integrity,...
Best of Daily Reflections: When God Seems Too Small
Daily ReflectionWhen the Lord restored the fortunes of Zion, we were like those who dream. Then...
Best of Daily Reflections: Confess and Be Free
Daily ReflectionHappy are those whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. Happy are those to whom...
Best of Daily Reflections: When to Take a Walk Outside
Daily ReflectionWhen trouble overcomes you, take a walk outside. The light that greets you is really God's wardrobe. The clouds that...
Best of Daily Reflections: If Not for You, God
Daily ReflectionEvery time I placed my foot, I prayed that it would hold, and, honestly, I was frightened.
Best of Daily Reflections: Why Is It Good to Fear God?
Daily ReflectionIf you don’t have fear, you can’t have wisdom. It is that simple.
Best of Daily Reflections: How to Keep Believing When Things Get Bad
Daily ReflectionDavid’s adultery, murder, and trail of lies must qualify as a worst-case scenario. How did he survive?
Best of Daily Reflections: Hope for the Formerly Faithful
Daily ReflectionWhat can the formerly faithful hope for? How will God respond to them?
Best of Daily Reflections: Living in God’s Covenant Promise
Daily ReflectionGod's covenants promise great and immutable things from God, but they require surprisingly little from us in return.
Best of Daily Reflections: The Lord Must Build the House
Daily ReflectionWhat does it look like to live as if everything, including our work, depends on God?