Psalm 23:3 – Righteousness and Reputations
This is a time when looking up the history of a word yields a big payoff. David literally wrote not paths of righteousness, but ruts of righteousness.
Biblical Resources for Everyday Life
In these posts we’ll take a careful look at God’s written message to us. Reflect with me on how welcoming (or rejecting) His perspective on reality impacts and shapes our lives. I pray you will receive what He has to say with open hands (and hearts) and that you will have the opportunity to lovingly and generously offer His wisdom to others.
This is a time when looking up the history of a word yields a big payoff. David literally wrote not paths of righteousness, but ruts of righteousness.
May these thoughts about God’s provision for us open our eyes to the thoroughness of God’s provision in times of crisis.
Read morePlaying music backwards works – the cowboy finds his dog, his truck gets fixed, then his girl comes home. It’s an old joke, but what a concept! If we could only pull it off in real life. But we can’t play real life backwards. All we have is forwards. And that’s where God comes in.
Read moreThese relections on Pssalm 23will open your eyes to the impact of God’s shepherding presence.
Read moreKing David, the author of Psalm 23, wrote using clues to signal his point. Read on to know the secret at the center of this Psalm.
Read moreA focus on the noxious robs us of noticing what nourishes us. (A mind set on what’s wrong bears ugly fruit.) How to resist? See Philippians 4:8.
I spit my pain out at God: “It’s not supposed to be this hard!” His response startled me: “You’re right. But not yet.”
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