wednesday, march 3rd, 2010

Today's Passage: Psalms 23-25

Do you ever feel like the Word of God is speaking directly to you in your time of need? While convicting and gently cleansing my soul, these three passages have done exactly that. I hope they will do the same for you. 

"Remember not the sins of my youth or my transgressions; according to Your steadfast love Remember me..." (Psalms 25:7) Essentially this is what we desire above all: God's forgiveness and an untainted window for Him to peer into our souls. We want God to see who we are not the evil things we do. Fortunately, this is not a problem for the creator of the universe. Unfortunately, our human nature still falls to sin and naturally there is great shame in this foolishness. Now, God works individually with us all to overcome our guilt but good news, never will God leave a willing hearted christian to rot away in their sin. For we who are saved by the grace of Jesus Christ, are not lost but led in the ways of righteousness. His rod and His staff are our comfort and there is safety in His care. When we surrender ourselves, He is faithful to save. For, "He leads the humble in what is right and teaches the humble His way." (Psalm 25:9) Praise the Lord!!! 

I encourage you to reread chapter 25. There is great wisdom in this passage. Let it reveal to you how the state of our hearts should be in avoiding the clenches of sin and thus resting in the arms of God. My joyous prayer are with you as you seek His wisdom. For when our eyes are ever towards the Lord, He will pluck our feet from the entangling nets below. (Psalm 25:15) 

          

1 comment (Add your own)

1. Angelo Europe wrote:
This is such a great psalm, to see a person who as a youth was known to have a heart after God's own heart; to see him fall into sin and cryout earnestly to his God. What a psalm that shows a man who knows the great mercies of Almighty God. Who knows where and who he can turn to.

Many people who are against God and Hos Holy Word say that the God of the Old Testamnet is a hateful and vengeful God, and that the God of the New Testament is a loving and kind God. However they fail to study Holy Scripture carefully. The God of the Old is the God of the New, for He is one. David clearly understood God's compassion and mercy, he knew that he could cryout to God for forgiveness and salvation.

Laura this is a good post and I hope as well that people will reread Psalm 25 to see how David a sinner who offended God greatly was able to come back to that God with a heart ready for change.

Thankyou for your post and I look foward to future posts.
Blessings to you
-Angelo-

March 4, 2010 @ 2:55 PM

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