In this psalm, the psalmist is looking back to God’s compassion and power in his life. It is often used by believers to praise God for recovery from sickness, birth of a child, celebration of the Lord’s supper, thankfulness for salvation and rescue from serious situations.
There’s more to being a disciple of Jesus Christ than just being happy all the time. This passage shows what it takes to follow Jesus. Get on your feet with your greatest need and come to Him.
Marriage and divorce, the subject of today’s passage, is written about in two of the gospels. We will look at Mark’s account and Jesus’ teaching about this subject. None of us have been perfect husbands or wives and we may have seen the effects on our families and with our parents. So this passage applies to us […]