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Psalm 63 - A dry and parched land

17 May 2020

When you think of meeting with God, listening to Him and worshipping Him, where do you think of? For many of us our minds immediately go to ‘church’, a building in Ballyhenry or somewhere else that has many memories that encourage us or strengthen us in our faith.

16 May 2020

Read: Psalm 62 vs 1-12

How long? This is a question that very naturally comes to mind when we are in a difficult and ongoing situation. It’s a question that David is asking in today’s Psalm (vs 3). David’s in a situation where he feels ‘assaulted’ and ‘thrown down’ (vs 3). He pictures himself on a height, but a height from which it would be easy for him to be knocked down (vs 4).

15 May 2020

Read: Psalm 61 vs 1-8

I was sorting through some photographs recently and came across a picture I had taken in Donaghadee. It was a picture of the lighthouse. On a bright and calm day a lighthouse can very easily be taken for granted. It’s something that’s always been there, something that’s familiar, something to maybe even take a picture of.

14 May 2020

Read: Psalm 60 vs 1-12

There is much to learn in the life of faith. Indeed in both the Old and New Testaments the life of God’s people is described as a life of learning, learning as we follow. God’s people are always learners as they journey through the changing seasons of life on their way to God’s final place of promise and rest.

13 May 2020

Read: Psalm 59 vs 1-17

Psalm 63 - A dry and parched land

Psalm 62 - My soul finds rest

Psam 61 - Those who fear your name

Psalm 60 - Shaken

Psalm 59 - God before me

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