Through the Psalms 2024 004: In the Morning When I Rise (Through the Psalms) Psalm 3
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Feb 17, 2024 Explore the profound depths of Psalm 3 and its historical context during David's flight from Absalom. Discover how suffering isn't abandonment but a call to draw nearer to God. Learn David's honest approach to prayer, invoking Yahweh's character while bringing his troubles openly. Reflect on the importance of meditating on God's attributes for courage and peace. The discussion emphasizes a worshipful prayer life, recounts past deliverances, and reminds us that salvation ultimately belongs to the Lord.
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Trials Are Part Of Christian Life
- Trials are normal for godly people and not signs of God's abandonment.
- Faith does not exempt believers from suffering; Jesus and the apostles suffered too.
David's Crisis With Absalom
- Psalm 3 was written when David fled from his son Absalom's revolt which fulfilled prior discipline.
- David faced betrayal from his own household and a national conspiracy against his kingship.
Start By Bringing Trouble To God
- Bring your trouble to God by honestly describing your problem to Him.
- Address God with His covenant name (Yahweh) and remember who He is before requesting help.