If God has been active and kind to you in designing and implementing a rescue plan for you over many generations, you might want to take notice. Psalm 105 helps us do just that. It is a declaration of all that God has done in Israel to set the stage to save the world at Christmas. (and Easter.) Read and appreciate it with me today. We'll be telling God, "You did a good job."
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If God has been active and kind to you in designing and implementing a rescue plan for you over many generations, you might want to take notice. Psalm 105 helps us do just that. It is a declaration of all that God has done in Israel to set the stage to save the world at Christmas. (and Easter.) Read and appreciate it with me today. We'll be telling God, "You did a good job."
Do you ever feel like you are a stranger here? S30e105 Ps39
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Do you ever feel like you are a stranger here? S30e105 Ps39
We may be strangers here, but we are guests of the Lord. Part of that is His call to be holy, which is the same thing as saying be corrected on a regular basis. I think this is true: to perceive His presence, is to perceive His correction. (tell me if you agree with me) So if you are a believer, you probably should feel like a stranger and alien here. Even his ways are wild: the Lord is asks each of us to be HIS GUEST in this short life. Subscribe to make 7 minutes a regular part ...
Be With Me: 7 Minutes of Biblical Wonder
If God has been active and kind to you in designing and implementing a rescue plan for you over many generations, you might want to take notice. Psalm 105 helps us do just that. It is a declaration of all that God has done in Israel to set the stage to save the world at Christmas. (and Easter.) Read and appreciate it with me today. We'll be telling God, "You did a good job."
