It seems that in chapter 25, David finds himself just like
us, knowing what he needs to believe
and do, but struggling to get there.
For instance, he says, “Tell me Your ways. Show me how to live. Guide me in Your truth, and teach me, my God,
my Savior. I trust you all day long.”
But then he also says, “Do not remember the sins and wrong
things I did when I was young … Forgive my many sins … Turn to me and have
mercy on me, because I am lonely and hurting.
My troubles have grown larger; free me from my problems. Look at my suffering and troubles, and take
away all my sins.”
David’s foundation of faith is what helps him to
endure. He says, “I trust You, so do not let me be disgraced. My hope
is in You.”
God approaches us. He seeks us out. Even in our sin, He wants us to return to
Him. Were it not for His great love for
us, we’d have no hope!
Father, I love what David said here, and help me to keep the
first verse foremost in my life: “Lord,
I give myself to You; my God, I trust
You!”
Your Brother In Christ,
Gary Ford
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