FMSPW 2022 Devotional 2
Audio recorded at Feed My Sheep for Pastors Wives Conference 2022. This recording is a devotional from Tina Ulett on Psalm 27:1.
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Psalms
Posts
When Idols Fail
Psalm 115 challenges us to recognize idols’ powerful effects on those who embrace them. It’s a call to turn away from idols and trust the Lord alone. God’s glory is …
Life with Integrity
Sometimes called The Prince’s Psalm, David wrote about the kind of leadership he wanted to exercise as king over Israel. Throughout history, Christians have found these eight verses instructive for …
Life at a Crossroads
Probably written upon Judah’s return to Jerusalem, Psalm 126 is about transitions. Believers have experienced God’s extraordinary blessings—most notably, salvation! Yet, believers also know trials continue. Still, in the midst …
Life Under a Shepherd
Known as a community lament, Psalm 80 is a prayer written when Assyria attacked the northern kingdom of Israel around 722 BC. The author knows God is their only hope, …
Life as a Fool
Jesus fulfills the prophecy in Psalm 53 and “restores the fortunes of his people” by taking away their sin at the cross and will restore them completely when he comes …
Life at a Crisis
Reflecting on God’s providence through it all, David wrote Psalm 34 that we might not only endure our own trials but pray for deliverance and enjoy God while we wait. …
The Strength of the Lord
Psalm 114 recounts the story of the exodus out of Egypt and loads the retelling with significance that may have previously been missed. When Israel left Egypt, God took up …
The Help of the Lord
Psalm 33 is a song of praise that fixes our eyes on the Lord—his character, his creative power, his sovereignty, and his steadfast love—and calls us to shout for joy …
The Justice of the Lord
There is much to learn from Psalm 79 about how to plead with the Lord in our pain and suffering. Brad Thayer walks through this corporate song of lament. Livestream …
The Goodness of the Lord
Psalm 100 is a poem written to inspire and inform the praises of God’s people. Guest preacher John Folmar explains that to worship God means to treasure him above all …
Do You Tremble?
God is the King, and his people should exalt him. Livestream Video & Sermon Audio
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