I’m using my husband’s phone hot spot to write this devotional in a Google Doc as we drive two states away from my sick mother and my dad and my pregnant sister and my aunts and my grandma. I’m reading these psalms, and the tears are falling because as I grieve my mom’s future and my family living so far away, I am reminded that the ancient psalmists (Asaph in this case) grieved too.
Psalm 77 starts, “I cry aloud to God, aloud to God, and he will hear me.” And yet, I find myself not crying aloud this time but being silent. I’m sitting silent in the pain of leaving my mom as she lives through cancer, far away from me. I’m hurting, anticipating the birth of my new niece, knowing I won’t be there to help. It’s all just too painful. It’s too sad. The pain is too loud, so I don’t want to cry aloud. I don’t really want to pray or read. I just want to cry quietly.
But I kept reading, and in verse 4 the psalmist wrote, “I am troubled and cannot speak…”
Asaph gets me. And maybe you too?
Pain is loud and can lead us to shouting or silence. It can lead us to wailing or wallowing. It can cause us to give God our outside voices or the silent treatment. But we who are in Christ have this stunning access to God either way. In our pain, we can cry aloud to Him. And we’re not just crying at the inside of a car or at a wall in our bedroom, we’re crying to God who knows and sees and cares and comforts.
As the psalmist keeps going we see, like many psalms, a change, an upward shift.
He says, “I will remember the LORD’s works” (Psalm 77:11). Remembering the Lord’s works so often works. When is the last time, while in the thick of your own suffering, you made the decision to recount the works of the Lord in your own life and throughout history? It’s a beautiful practice. It helps our hearts find the relief and rescue that comes from the faithful love of God. This rhythm of remembering isn’t denial of pain, but it can help us hold onto our hope when the enemy wants us to feel hopeless.
For me, today, I think that means turning my cries of homesickness and grief into cries of remembrance of the goodness of God. My cries of pain can become cries of gratitude for my family. My cries of sadness can become cries of surrender. Yours can too. I know it’s true, because Jesus is the ultimate work of God that we remember. And Jesus means that death and grief are not the end. Jesus means that rescue is coming. Jesus means that life is waiting. Jesus means that tears will end.
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Remembering isn’t denial of pain, but rather the holding on of hope. ❤️
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And they remembered that God was their rock and the high God their redeemer. Psalm 78:35
Thank you, Lord, for all you’ve done. Praying that we remember when we have trouble.
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I really needed this meditation this morning. I, too, am away from my 3 girls and miss them terribly. I thank God that my son is still living nearby. I needed reminding that God has done amazing things in my life and has blessed
A friend’s suffering came to mind as I read. I’m going to share this encouraging and relateable word with her!
Also who came to mind are all the martyrs of faith. Praise our Lord they are in heaven with Him and have new bodies. They have received the greatest reward!
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From my heart- God you know I have trouble with my feelings. Growing up believing lies like I am worthless, I don’t matter and I am invisible to people… I coped by just ignoring how I feel and trying my best to put on a happy face to obtain approval around me the best I could. Other peoples approval of me was my lifeline, the gauge of my worth. A lie I have lived with for so long it became so familiar to me that I didn’t even realize it was there. Even thought my mind knows it’s false, my nervous system still thinks it’s true and tries to protect me with that lie without asking my permission! But the TRUTH is, you assign me more worth than I could ever create or accumulate on my own, just because I am your daughter. You created me to be my own person, my thoughts, my voice, my opinion does matter and it does have a place. And the “stunning access” I have to You is simple. You want me to come to You as I am- not as I think I should be. You meet me where I am in the morning and you want me to simply give you my feelings, my thoughts, my worries, my fears. Without pretending, just authentically me! And when I come to you first in this way- I am brave enough to show up in my life authentically as well. Help me to not cope with my hard feelings by pretending they aren’t there, but help me to cope by coming to You with what’s real and receiving the reality and authority of YOUR truth into the lies my flesh begs me to believe. Help me to be brave enough to live in community as I am BECAUSE I have met with you first and you have told me I matter. Thank you Father, for your salvation that saves my life and for your truth that saves my mind! Amen
Amen! Thank you for your words.
Has anyone else had trouble with the quality of the devotional book? I don’t think this is the first time I’ve noticed this, although this is bigger than most of the books, but I keep having to tape the pages back in the book because the quality of the glue that binds it together doesn’t seem to be as good as other books from SRT. I think I may have had the same issue with the Advent book, which was also longer than most. It’s really frustrating to have the book falling apart when I’m rather gentle with it and not even carrying it around everywhere. I do hope they will improve the quality of the binding in future books.
I have not had that problem so I wonder if yours was an exception. I would let them know, I feel like that would be a real concern for them and they would want to know.
Hi Margaret! I’m sorry to hear that your Lent 2026 and Advent 2025 Reading Guides have binding issues. We are working closely with our printer to hopefully resolve this error for the future. Please email us at [email protected]. We are happy to help in whatever way we can!
I 100% agree with you and have been taping the pages back together as well.
So many thoughts. My first thought when reading psalms 77-79 was the thought of a spoiled child who keeps asking their parent for more and more whilst the same time continuing with abysmal behavior. The parent [God] angry and then forgiving but the spoiled child’s behavior never changing to appreciation and love for the parents [Gods] unconditional love and provision. Then as I read the devotion I thought about the pause to remember Gods Works. I do not do that enough. I have no problem sharing to others what God has done in my life But today (and unfortunately the past year) as I sit in a very dark season, a black pit of depression, I don’t think to sit and reflect on the good works that God has already done and surely with the breath still in my lungs He is NOT done. Amen!!
Praying the Light penetrates that darkness soon, Chrissy! ❤
Praying for you tonight, Crissy ❤️
My verse today is Psalm 77:11
“I will remember the Lord’s works; yes, I will remember your ancient wonders.”
This verse reminds me that when I’m worried or anxious, it helps to pause and remember how faithful God has been in the past
ughh….I had my thoughts all written out this morning before work and then they disappeared and just getting back to this now. I do want to mention the podcast- it is so good and a great additional resource to our time spent in the Psalms this week. :)
Scarlet, I can so relate to the driving away in tears and its just so hard. Every goodbye in the last 4 years with our daughter, SIL and now grandson is tears and more tears. And, I think we can all relate on some level to such cries and pain and we can be reminded that God hears every part of our hearts in the silence or the cries.
For many, many years I have kept a daily journal of praise, gratitude and thanksgiving for the countless ways, both big and small that I want to recognize how I have seen or experienced God’s goodness in my day. It’s just a few sentences of I am thankful for… (fill in the blanks). Some days its easy. Some days its not at all. Some days its all rosy and surface level and some days its an eeked out cry of praise. Example….I am thankful for the eyes to see the beauty of radiant colors as they sun rises and another day I might only get out that, I am thankful for a new day. Regardless, it posturing my heart to meditate on how the Lord has worked and who He is. Its reminding myself of his character, His heart, His goodnes, His faithfulness no matter what the circumstances of my day have been. “I will remember the Lord’s works; yes, I will remember your ancient wonders. I will reflect on all you have done and meditate on your actions. God, your way is holy. What god is great like God? (77:11-12)
It really is a beautiful practice to recount His faithfulness. Blessings on your day dear sisters. What can you recount as praise and joy for today?
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Amen!
I love that God can handle any emotion we feel and that one day tears will be no more. All of our pain is only temporary.
What a reading we have today. Hugs and prayers to you dear SCARLET. What love and tenderness in your story, thank you for sharing. Psalm 78 is so powerful. And two things stood out to me.
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1. The grief of GOD: GOD is not impersonal and emotionless. God is not too distant to care about what happen to us. Psalm 78 shows so clearly how our GOD has a wide range of emotions, watching and reacting to human behavior. This helps us to understand God’s heart. The emotions of GOD are shown including compassion and mercy, patience, care, jealousy for our faithfulness, wrath, anger, grief and pain. We are made in His image, with emotional capacity just like HIM. He is not cold or detached, or indifferent. He is the Author and the Creator of us. He can relate to us in our deep emotions. GOD is spirit, the Holy One, His emotions are not unstable or sinful like human emotions. He understands grief, anger at injustice, compassion and mercy.
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2. When reading Psalm 78, this stood out to me, “They spoke against God “can GOD spread a table in the wilderness?”” (Psalm 78:19) concerning the food they craved. Watch out for bitterness and resentment against GOD in times of lack. What a coincidence that in our women’s bible study at church just last week (on the book of Mark), we did a comparison of the two occasions Jesus fed the huge crowds in the wilderness. Such a wink moment from God. The question was raised in Old Testament “Can GOD spread the table in the wilderness?”. And in the New Testament, Jesus came to answer that question. The first time, Jesus fed 5000 men (plus women and children) in the wilderness in a Jewish area (Galilee) with 12 basket leftovers. And the second time, Jesus fed 4000 men (plus women and children) also in the wilderness (completely desolate with no restaurants or bakery shops) in a Gentile area (Decapolis) with 7 baskets leftover. And both times, the disciples scratched their heads wondering aloud where food could be sourced enough to feed everyone. Yet they had already seen God provide before, and still they struggled to remember. All of them. Besides that, long before this in the old days, He rained down manna and brought quails for bbq right to their camps. “Can God spread a table in the wilderness?” The answer, again and again, is yes. God not only spreads a table in the wilderness, He does it abundantly. The teacher shared that in their home, they had a tradition to write answered prayers and put into a clear Christmas ornament as “the stones of remembrance” for their Xmas tree, i think it is beautiful and I would love to copy that to honor the LORD’s work in our life.
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Be blessed dear sisters.
Such a great insightful post mercy. Thank you. I love how you bttoughy to light that God has emotions and understands emotions and we are created in His image so He understands us. I have never really connected it like that but your words made it so impactful to me. Thank you. I also love the idea of the clear Christmas ornament of remembrance. Thank you for taking the time to share your post.
Great shares, Mercy! How cool about the God wink! I love when that happens! ❤
With darkness always comes light. I try to remeber that in times of sadness. I pray for anybody who feels that. Praying for you all to have a wonderful Wednesday!
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Love all the songs! Great songs for in the night! Thank you all for sharing!
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I started my devotions this morning with this verse: “I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down His life for the sheep.” John 10:11 and ended with this verse: “But we your people, the sheep of your pasture, will give thanks to you forever; from generation to generation we will recount your praise.”
Psalm 79:13 ESV
https://bible.com/bible/59/psa.79.13.ESV
The Lord watches over us and takes care of us. When we are in any kind of pain, our initial reaction is to cry out to God whether they are silent or out loud. But God-hears all our cries and He captures all our tears! In times like these, we can recall how He has helped us in the past!
Praying for all of you even if you don’t voice your troubles or just have silent cries! Asking God to give you all a hug today and assurance that He had you right where you are!
Today’s reading and devotional is timely as I deal and sort through very emotional and hard months (7-ish to be more specific).
Prayers for clarity in the sorting!
Praying for peace for you, Kerry.
For decades I had this same sadness anytime I drove away after a visit home to my parents. I would be so quiet and subdued. Even before the days of my mom’s sudden aneurysm, and later her passing, it was just sad to leave family, and the place you grew up. Now it’s a little different because my dad moved away, so it is only leaving him, with that sinking feeling of what if it’s the last time I am with him. My mom used to tell me she would be sad to see me drive away every time. (crying face!) Isn’t it good to have such ties though. Some don’t have these loving ties that grip our hearts so.
I was just talking about those darn Isaraelites and their forgetfulness and complaining, just mere days later after the greatest parting of the Red Sea!! Oh how amazing that must have been for a whole nation of people to walk through a dry, split sea!! Walls of water held up miraculously on both sides!! The Joy of getting to the other side alive and free, watching the waters close and drown before you!! YET (which was used over and over) the peoples were caught up in the now. What they wanted. Oh how I shake my head at them and think how awful they were, YET I do it all the time. He has been good and faithful to me ALL my life, and I still pout and complain, and want more! Or feel like he is not hearing and answering me. But each time I look back and remember, hold steadfast, and put my eyes on Him- I turn to prayer, worship, and praise. Gratitude and thankfulness awakes our souls and brings us into fellowship with God. (Gratitude by Brandon Lake) Also Psalm 57- “…awake my soul, awake. Awake o harp and lyre, I will awake the dawn.” a declaration of praise and trust written by David while hiding from Saul in a cave, commanding his soul and instruments to awaken early to praise God amidst danger. It signifies a shift from fear to confidence, using music to “awake the dawn” as a pledge of loyalty. (Google)
It takes effort and action on our part to turn to the God of comfort, peace, and joy to awake us and move us out of our stupor. For valleys will come, pits capture us, fires will overtake us, and prison will hold us—YET God, he is bigger than anything we will face. And if nothing ever changes, Jesus does change things in the end! We can go to the grave knowing we instantly will go to light, love and joy when we close our eyes that last breath! AND THAT is our living hope and should give us thankfulness! That here is not the end, not the final chapter..that way we look forward to being united with the groom, and into our inheritance! But I believe he will sustain and give us joy in the here and now, when we live for him, there Is joy, just not how we envision.
Let’s live in that posture today, not matter the circumstances that try to entrap us! Happy Wednesday! (Jail Day!) Talking about how are actions speak louder than words, with Jesus being quiet in front of his accusers after his arrest! How are my reactions when being attacked and wronged- do I argue and make it worse. Yes, yes I do.
Amen, Rhonda!
Amen sister. We forgot all the time just like them. Pain can numb us and make us forget to count our blessings. What precious heart your mom has for you. Thank you for sharing. Praying for TOSHA and the butterflies ❤️.
Goid stuff! ❤
Such comfort & care to be found.
When we immerse ourselves
in the “rhythm of remembering”…
the faithfulness of God…
the promises of Christ…
the gift of the Spirit…
When we attune our hearts to His healing & hope.
Such beauty & blessing lie there.
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Death and grief are not the end. Rescue is coming. Waiting can be a gift. One day our tears will be no more. Sigh….Beautiful beautiful. LOVED this! Thank you my sweet sisters for being YOU and present in my own life across the pond as our Tina says all the time.
Wow. Wow. Wow. Just so good. I love the Psalms! Praying for all you sweet ladies.
Thank you sister. Praying for you and your family, may abundant joy and comfort from GOD cover you.
As Susan Burley said “calling two places home”. Thank you for this. When I was 3 my father moved us from a small town where my mom and her many cousins lived. We moved to a large city that now has over 1.5 million people. My parents divorced when I was 11. We stayed and after by brother and I were of age mom married a man that lived in her small town and she moved back. After my stepdad passed away mom moved back here because she wanted to be close to us and her grandchildren. She has now passed. I love that small town and definitely feel as if it’s my second home. My husband and I visit as often as possible for many cousins live there or within an hour. What a blessing to call two places home.
SCARLET, Thank you for sharing this raw pain. I, too, have cried silently in the car driving away from similar scenes.
“Pain…can lead us to wailing or wallowing.”
“…Jesus is the ultimate work of God that we remember. And Jesus means that death and grief are not the end.
Jesus means that rescue is coming.
Jesus means that life is waiting.
Jesus means that tears will end.”
-Amen, SCARLET! ❤ Hugs to you! ❤-
Psalm 77: In today’s vernacular, we might ask
“Is this all there is?!”
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KJV STUDY BIBLE-the psalm was written at a time when God had apparently withheld His compassion from His people, though no specific details are given. In any case, the remedy for the situation is the same for both nation and individual: remembrance of God’s mighty deeds in the past. Therefore, after expressing his lament (vv. 1–9), the psalmist recalls that human opposition could not withstand God’s mighty deliverance at the time of the Exodus (vv. 10–15); neither could natural powers stay His hand when He decided to act (vv. 16–20). The latter verses are a poetic description of the reaction of nature when the Israelites crossed the Red Sea.
Psalm 77:1-3-
Enduring Word Study Bible-
In his difficulty, the psalmist cried out to God. This cry was urgent (in the day of my trouble), active (stretched out), and persistent (without ceasing). Reminders of God’s goodness came, but Asaph’s soul refused any comfort. He was troubled and felt overwhelmed. The depth and complexity of this struggle were worthy of meditation—thus, Selah was here inserted as a call to contemplation.
Pastoral Application Note: Asking God the Hard Questions (Psalm 77:7–9)
Asaph asked agonizing questions, wondering why God seemed so distant in his time of hardship. Many a beloved saint has felt the agony of these questions and would benefit from being willing to ask hard questions as boldly and honestly as Asaph did. Asaph’s example shows we can bring our turmoil and doubts to God and trust Him for both comfort and light.–
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From NIV Application Bible-
❖ 77:10
How can remembering God’s mighty acts of the past anchor us through current trials? What circumstances are you experiencing that may spur you to recall God’s faithfulness?
✜ 77:1–20
Our spirituality must be marked by remembrance of the past as much as it is marked by vision for the future. God has been, is, and always will be faithful to his promises.
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Psalm 78:
Enduring Word Study Bible-
Asaph wanted to pass on at least three things to the next generation.
(1) The praises of the Lord—that God was worthy of adoration and gratitude.
(2) God’s strength—His power and greatness above and beyond all.
(3) His wonderful works—God’s power and greatness in active assistance to His people. It is still good and necessary for believers to pass these things on today. Christians should often speak about these things and tell the continually unfolding story of how God has done wonderful works in and through His people.
Psalm 78:72 – God was repeatedly good to His people, even when they sinned against Him.
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Psalm 78:40-43:
NIV Application Bible Questions for Growth:
❖ When have we been forgetful of what God has done for us? How can we foster a continual posture of gratitude?
APPLICATION-
✜ 78:1–72 Christians living in the twenty-first century should not be too quick to shake our heads at the fickleness of the exodus generation. We often fall prey to exactly the same tendencies. It is easy to look at the licentiousness and permissiveness of the world in which we live and to say, “It’s too hard to be a Christian! Why should I deny myself? I want to go back to the life I had before!” But the benefits of following Jesus far outweigh the so-called losses of not indulging ourselves and trying to make our own way in the world (Jn 14:6).
Psalm 79:
✜ 79:1–13 Why pray if God already knows what we’re going to pray? Prayer is about more than “getting things done”—it is about building and maintaining a relationship with a God who loves us and whom we love.
-The obvious song share today (I’m sure most of you thought of it ☺) is Goodness of God. I am sharing one with a similar message.
SONG SHARE:
Zach Williams, Dolly Parton –
There Was Jesus (Official Music Video – Performance Edit)
IN THE WAITING AND THE SEARCHING
IN THE HEALING AND THE HURTING
LIKE A BLESSING BURIED IN THE BROKEN PIECES
EVERY MINUTE EVERY MOMENT
OF WHERE I BEEN AND WHERE I’M GOIN
EVEN WHEN I DIDN’T KNOW IT
OR COULDN’T SEE IT
THERE WAS JESUS
For this man who needs amazing kind of grace
For forgiveness at a price I could not pay
I’m not perfect so I thank God every day that
There was Jesus
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Love, hugs, and prayers! ❤
OH that’s a good song for today! I also kept thinking of Same God by Elevation! He is the same God then, now, and tomorrow! Always there for us, it is us that goes a stray, but He is always there.
Amen! ❤ Same God- another good one! Thanks for mentioning!
Yes to all of your post!, ❤️
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“In the waiting and in the searching..
like a blessing in the broken pieces” So good and so true! I have never heard of this song before and such deep revelation is given here, truly His blessing sometimes comes through brokenness- that left us confused and wonder. Hindsight is 20/20. Thank you CEE GEE.
Truly, Mercy! Thanks for sharing! ❤
“When is the last time, while in the thick of your own suffering, you made the decision to recount the works of the Lord in your own life and throughout history?”
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“Then I thought…” Psalm 77:10
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“I will remember…” Psalm 77:11
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“Your ways God are holy, what God is as great a God as our God?” Psalm 77:13
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I needed this today. I think what I need to do is write in my journal, remembering all that God has done in the past. Those “wonder-working” things that only He could have done. And may it remind me of the goodness and faithfulness of God. Jesus never fails.
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My song for today that I will be listening to – The Goodness Of God..
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I love You, Lord
Oh, Your mercy never failed me
And all my days, I’ve been held in Your hands
From the moment that I wake up
Until I lay my head
Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God
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All my life You have been faithful
All my life You have been so, so good
With every breath that I am able
Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God
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I love Your voice
You have led me through the fire
In darkest night You are close like no other
I’ve known You as a Father
I’ve known You as a Friend
Oh, I have lived in the goodness of God,
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And all my life You have been faithful
All my life You have been so, so good
With every breath that I am able
Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God
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Your goodness is running after, it’s running after me
Your goodness is running after, it’s running after me
With my life laid down, I’m surrendered now
I give You everything
‘Cause Your goodness is running after, it’s running after me
Your goodness is running after, it’s running after me
Your goodness is running after, it’s running after me
With my life laid down, I’m surrendered now
I give You everything
‘Cause Your goodness is running, it keeps running after me
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All my life You have been faithful
All my life You have been so, so good
With every breath that I am able
Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God
Oh, I will sing of the goodness of God
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Blessings to my dear sisters this morning. ❤️
Love this song! I will sing of the goodness of God! ❤️ so good! When I wake I try to remind myself to search for the goodness of God in my day!, he is running after me!
Sharon, my heart aches for yoy and Jeff, but wr take comfort in knowing that God is not surprised by any of this and He will hold you fast. (Our pastor’s current favorite song!) ❤ and prayers!
This song has been on repeat in my brain as of late. I think it is helping me sleep when I am having difficulty. I am trying to play it on YouTube in the morning when I get up.
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Good words to always remember… and very helpful to remember that it’s “all Him” and definitely “not me”!
Beautiful song sister ❤️. Praying for you in the waiting.
The silent cries tend to be where the pain hits deepest. Thank you Father God for seeing,hearing, holding and bringing Peace.
Powerful words both in the Psalms and the devotional. I too made the decision the move away from family and friends. It’s so hard, but what a blessing it is to call two places home! To love people up close and from afar. Praying for requests!
That is a beautiful perspective
I love that, me too!❤️
Then we, your people, the sheep of your pasture, will thank you forever; we will declare your praise to generation after generation.
Help me to always remember your blessings to me; especially when life gets hard – thank you for your love, grace, and mercies ✝️
Ps 77:13-15
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Your way, O God, is in the sanctuary;
Who is so great a God as our God?
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You are the God who does wonders;
You have declared Your strength among the peoples.
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You have with Your arm redeemed Your people,
The sons of Jacob and Joseph. Selah
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Song, In the Sanctuary, Kurt Carr
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Chorus:
We lift our hands in the sanctuary
We lift our hands to give You the glory
We lift our hands to give You the praise
And we will praise You for the rest of our days
Yes, we will praise You for the rest of our days
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TINA, are those your feet I see moving? ❤️
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And yet,
Ps 78:22-25
22 Because they did not believe in God,
And did not trust in His salvation.
23 Yet He had commanded the clouds above,
And opened the doors of heaven,
24 Had rained down manna on them to eat,
And given them of the bread of heaven.
25 Men ate angels’ food;
He sent them food to the full.
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Lord, may we remember. The children of Israel were perfectly provided for and yet ungrateful, forgetful, demanding, remorseful and then ungrateful…
This is me/us, Lord. You give us what we need, may we be thankful and not repeat the Israelites’ example.
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Ps 79:13
So we, Your people and sheep of Your pasture,
Will give You thanks forever;
We will show forth Your praise to all generations.
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MERCY ❤️ “Envying of the foolish and the wicked, what a snare that we must check daily.”
SHARON JERSEY GIRL ❤️ praying for wisdom and guidance for you, Jeff and your church.
MARI V ❤️ praise for God’s blessing in your court results, praying for the 4/9 & 4/28 dates
CEE GEE ❤️ woohoo for whatever was conquered
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Amen, sister!
New song to me…thanks for sharing! ❤
Thanks always for your encouragement! Love you!❤
I can relate heavily to the ‘silent treatment’ to God. I get overwhelmed in life and just go quiet. It’s my typical coping mechanism. But God wants to hear from me. Crying out to Him changes my perspective. Lord, help me in this.
Like Erica, my family is in a season of waiting. Sometimes it feels like God is silent, but looking back on all he has done reminds me that He has NEVER been idle. He has always been working in the background (and, many times, the foreground for all to see) in my life. Praise be to the Father!
Praying now that the Lord would show you purpose and hope in this season, Erica and Jessica ❤️
I try to remember often what the Lord has done…we are in a season of waiting (which often seems to be the case) and we wait on a faithful God Who has never failed us before! He never will!
Agreeing with Tina. The Lord has carried me through so much of life’s storms, pulling me up out of the muck and mire of not only my sin, but also the consequences of the sin of others.
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May I join “your people, the sheep of your pasture,
[thanking] you forever;
[declaring] your praise
to generation after generation” (Ps 79:13).
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SHARON JERSEY GIRL – praying God will bring you and Jeff peace about the plans His has for the flock you are called to shepherd.
Amen, Kelly.
Joining you in prayer for Sharon and Jeff, may the Lord guide and provide peace in His plan.
Amen! ❤
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AMEN!
SCARLET, holding you and yours close in prayer..
Praying God be with you all on this journey, in the joy of a new born soon to come, and the sadness of your mama’s journey through cancer. At every turn may you and yours know and feel His loving arms and presence around you..❤❤
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You know, there is not much I can add to this study today..
Scarlet has said it all, and the Psalmist for sure, knows the journey only too well..
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BUT GOD..
The importance of remembering, so crucial, I tell my story often, and in telling it, I remember how far I have come, I beg your pardon, how far Father God has carried me, through those storms of life, through those unspoken painful moments, through the waiting and of the tensions of life..
HE HAS CARRIED ME.
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I remember.
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I WILL forever remember the Lord’s goodness to me.
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BUT GOD..
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BUT GOD..
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BUT GOD..
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Amen..
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Happy Wednesday, my beautiful SRT sisters. Every blessing being prayed over you today..
Much love and prayers..❤
“ I remember how far I have come, I beg your pardon, how far Father God has carried me”
Amen, sister. ❤️
We can never be thankful enough for the countless times He has carried us, rescued us, protected us, blessed us, healed us, guided us, provided for us.
❤ Yes, amen! ❤
Can’t sleep… so up reading the Psalms. This reminds me of one of my favorite songs that we sing at church. Makes me cry every time…
“When we walk through life’s darkest valleys
We will look back at all You have done
And we will shout, our God is good
And He is the faithful One.”
-We Will Remember, Tommy Walker
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