Psalm 31
- The psalm concludes by calling on all the saints to be encouraged in the Lord (Psalm 31:23-24). These words would be true even if David had enjoyed a sedate lifestyle; but coming from one who had experienced the worst hatred and lies that men could deliver, these words are even more powerful.
- How often do we ask God to do something for His own names sake (Psalm 31:3)?
- David committed his spirit into the hands of God (Psalm 31:5); Stephen did (Acts 7:59);and Jesus did, too (Luke 23:46). Shouldn’t you?
- The next time you say, “I don’t have time,” remember Psalm 31:15.
- Be slow to speak, lest you say something false (Psalm 31:22).
Psalm 86
- “For” arguments why God should listen in Psalm 86:1-4.
- David (Psalm 86:8) agrees with Moses (Exodus 15:11) that there is no other god like God.
- The world would be a better place if all nations would worship God and glorify His name (Psalm 86:9).
- A token for good (Psalm 86:17). Who wouldn’t want an added faith boost?
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