the.slow.down

the ability to praise God right there in the midst of the crap of life is really quite an interesting thing. quite a rare thing. yet the encouragement that it holds and the security that it reveals is so powerful. david here is either in the thick of his fleeing from Saul or at least remembering that chase, yet he again and again returns to the Lord, cries out for his help, and proclaims that the Lord is his help, that the Lord provides rescue, that the Lord is to be praised, that the Lord’s love saves, and that God is faithful.

how different is this from our experience of “being pursued and troubled”?

God help me to see you, call to you, and thank you.

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