Psalm 28 is a prayer of lament and a prayer of confidence in God. How did David approach God in times of need? What is the proper definition of those the Bible calls “wicked”? Once God opens our eyes to our need of His salvation, what is the proper response to God? Join Pastor Jim as he unfolds the timeless truths of this ancient song!
“The way to be anxious about nothing is to be prayerful about everything.”
|D. A. Carson
“To clasp the hands in prayer is the beginning of an uprising against the disorder of the world.”
Karl Barth
“Prayer and praise are the oars by which a man may row his boat into the deep waters of the knowledge of Christ.”
C. H. Spurgeon
“Nothing stings so sharply as injustice, and nothing should; so these verses are not simply vindictive, but put into words the protest of any healthy conscience at the wrongs of the present order, and the conviction that a day of judgment is a moral necessity.”
Derek Kidner
“Since he does not recognize God as the maker of the world in which he, the practical atheist, operates, he will have no grounds for complaining when one day that world is unmade around him.”
Michael Wilcock
The Message of Psalms
“Unbounded trust in the merciful love of the redeeming God deals a mortal blow to skepticism, cynicism, selfcondemnation, and despair. It is our decisive YES to Christ’s command ‘Trust in God and trust in me.’”
Brennan Manning
