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Psalms: Truth and Treasures 17

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This is a time of frustration as we continue to be under the restrictions that limit social gatherings. I do not envy the position that our state and national leaders find themselves in. More than ever, let us pray for them as God has directed us to do. The Epistle of James exhorts us as Christians to be swift to hear and slow to speak. In our reading today from Psalm 116, we learn that when we are frustrated, anxious or under stress, we can speak in haste as our emotions move us. The Psalmist realized in verse 11 that in a moment of stress and frustration, he had declared that all men were liars.
In our quiet time today let us pray for patience and for our leaders that they would seek wisdom from God .

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Psalms: Truth and Treasures 16

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I have had so many people tell me that they can’t wait until we can come together again and worship the Lord at church. Sometimes we don’t appreciate the opportunities we have until we no longer have them. I hope this time of being away from church will cause us all to look forward to the time when we will worship together again. The 111th Psalm begins by saying “ I will praise the Lord with my whole heart, in the assembly of the upright and in the congregation.”
It will be a glorious day when we can all come together again and lift our voices in praise to our God. Now I understand a little more what King David felt when he said, “ I was glad when they said unto me, let us go into the house of the Lord.” Spend some time with God today asking Him to bring us together soon.

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