Psalm
144 – Fight the Good Fight
Let
God train you before the battle. In yourself, you are nothing, but God Loves
you and equips you for what lies ahead. God does not always explain how He
prepares you, so accept His disciplines by faith. David fought a lion and a
bear before God let him fight a giant. Each morning, put on the whole armor of
God and be ready for the trumpet call (Eph. 6:10-18).
Let
God help you in the battle. God’s hand is there to strengthen and deliver you,
so don’t be afraid to engage the enemy. You are fighting the Lord’s battles; He
will not abandon you, (2 Chron. 20:14-19).
Sing
God’s praises after the battle. Thank Him for all He has done for you
personally, for your family and for your nation.
Psalm
145 – Praise the Lord!
David
extols the Lord for His greatness, goodness, glory and generosity. If you are
having a hard time praising the Lord today, that should help you get started!
God’s people will praise Him forever, so we must learn to do it day by day.
David
praises the Lord as an encouragement to others. Members of each generation need
to learn to praise the Lord, so your praise is an example and witness to them.
Are
others growing in their worship because of you?
David
hears all God’s work praising Him. Nature takes on new meaning and new beauty
when you realize this (Ps. 19:1-6).
When
you live a life of praise, you have the Lord’s help in every situation. If you
stumble, He helps you up. If you are hungry, He feeds you. If you call, He
draws near. No wonder David blessed the Lord so much!
Please
read the chapter listed so that you can understand God’s Word better.
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you have missed any lessons, you can go to: God Plans For You at https://sherrysouthard.blogspot.com.
J.
Vernon McGee Commentary and Nelson’s Quick Reference Commentary.
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