Psalms 119

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IS IT TIME FOR THE LORD TO ACT?

November 28, 2023

“Lord, it is time for you to act, for these evil people have violated your instructions” (Psalms 119:126 NLT). The psalmist saw the people of the world becoming more and more rebellious, ignoring the law of God. He called on the Lord to take action. This call was made especially acute by the fact that

DO YOU SEEK THE BLESSING OR THE BESTOWER?

November 24, 2023

“LORD, you are mine! I promise to obey your words!” (Psalm 119:57 NLT). The psalmist declared that the Lord Himself was his portion, his reward. He sought not the Lord’s hands, but His face. While others seek blessing, he sought the Bestower of all true blessings. Remember the parable Jesus told of the prodigal son?

REJOICING IN GOD’S WORD

June 1, 2023

“I rejoice in your word like one who discovers a great treasure.” (Psalm 119:162 NLT). Some say that David wrote Psalm 119 to teach his son, Solomon, to love God’s Word, while at the same time, teaching him the Hebrew alphabet. For this beautiful ode to God’s Word is an acrostic poem, with each stanza

“I rise at midnight to thank you” (Psalms 119:62 NLT).

November 24, 2022

RISING UP TO GIVE THANKS Psalm 119 was written as a tribute to God’s Word. Written as an acrostic poem based on the Hebrew alphabet, the psalmist described the many ways he was thankful for God’s righteous law. His thoughts concerning God’s revealed Word were so wonderful that he arose at a time when most

“Turn my eyes from worthless things, and give me life through your word” (Psalm 119:37 NLT).

November 23, 2022

A PRAYER FOR GOD’S PERSPECTIVE The psalmist asked the Lord to help him turn his eyes from “worthless things,” so that his life might be revived by following God’s perspective. He recognized his temptation to focus on things that do not last and to spend his life pursuing them. And in the process of pursuing

“It is time for the Lord to act, for they have violated Your instruction” (Psalms 119:126 HCSB).

November 28, 2021

IS IT TIME FOR THE LORD TO ACT? The psalmist saw the people of the world becoming more and more rebellious, ignoring the law of God. He called on the Lord to take action. This call was made especially acute by the fact that Psalm 119 was written as an ode to God’s Word. Usually

“The LORD is my portion” (Psalm 119:57 HCSB).

November 24, 2021

DO YOU SEEK THE BLESSING OR THE BESTOWER? The psalmist declared that the Lord Himself was his portion, his reward. He sought not the Lord’s hands, but His face. While others seek blessing, he sought the Bestower of all true blessings.   Remember the parable Jesus told of the prodigal son? He said to his

“It is time for You to act, O LORD, for they have regarded Your law as void” (Psalms 119:126 NKJV).

November 28, 2020

WHEN IS IT TIME FOR GOD TO ACT? The psalmist saw the people of the world becoming more and more rebellious, ignoring the law of God. He called on the Lord to take action. This call was made especially acute by the fact that Psalm 119 was written as an ode to God’s Word. Usually

“You are my portion, O Lord” (Psalm 119:57 NKJV).

November 24, 2020

DO YOU SEEK THE BLESSING OR THE BESTOWER? The psalmist declared that the Lord Himself was his portion, his reward. He sought not the Lord’s hands, but His face. While others seek blessings, he sought the Bestower of blessing.   Remember the parable Jesus told of the prodigal son? He said to his father, “Give

“Turn away my eyes from looking at worthless things, And revive me in Your way” (Psalm 119:37 NKJV).

November 23, 2020

A PRAYER FOR GOD’S PERSPECTIVE The psalmist asked the Lord to help him turn his eyes from “worthless things,” so that he might be “revived” by following God’s perspective. He recognized his temptation to focus on things that do not last and to spend his life pursuing them. And in the process of pursuing them,