"God save the King" is in the Bible, Psalm 20 specifically.

It is a good prayer for him, or her if you have a Queen. Who wouldn't want their national leader to have access to the wisdom of the Lord of the universe? This psalm teaches us how to pray for our President or King or Prime Minister. Our vote is optional, but our prayers are not.

Some trust in chariots and some in horses (or tanks) but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.

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David writes a psalm to remind everyone to pray for the king who happens to be David.

Similarly, we should pray for our President and our leaders and our government.

As goes The success of the president; so goes the success of a nation

As goes the success of a government, so goes the success of a nation.

Our prayers are not optional for our President.

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I can be calm because of what He controls

I can be quieted because of what He has already stilled

I can be quieted because of what He currently holds

I can be quieted because of what He will someday conquer

Psalm 131 is worth 35 seconds of your consideration.

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One of my favorite things is to watch a thunderstorm roll in and then jump into the safety of a strong building. One of my least favorite things is to endure a thunderstorm while in a tent.

Ps 29 is all about the Thunderstorm Power of God. Ironically, it is from this earth-shaking power that our PEACE with God comes from. It is only because the Lord kindly shares His POWER with us, that we can enjoy PEACE with Him.

Join me for 7 minutes in the storm, then comment.

Psalm 63 gives us permission to use our spiritual imaginations for a great purpose. It is to "place ourselves" in the shadow of His wings.

It is a most beautiful image that puts us under His protection and care.

May the Lord grow our spiritual imagination.

Let’s use our spiritual ‘magination to put ourselves right where God wants us: in the shadow of His wings.

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David tells us about something that is "BETTER THAN LIFE". He comes up with a valuation that declares this particular "thing", God's faithful relationship with people, is WORTH MORE than life itself.

It is an an audacious e-value-ation. See if you agree with David: God's steadfast love to humans is more valuable than LIFE ITSELF. Join me for 6 minutes in Psalm 63:

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Christ comes to give us some of Himself. To be a Christian is to seek and thirst and faint for God.

IRONY of those who find God.When you sign up to be a Christian, you sign up for longing for MORE of Him

To be a Chrisitan is to forever long for more of Him, until you get all of Him in heaven.

And in this way: Yes, true believers Envy the walking dead.

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David has a superpower. He is able to say, "I'm a sinner. Please forgive. Please help." We have a lot to learn from him.

God has made a way for us, the unholy, to have a relationship with Him, the holy. It involves first recognition and verbalizing the real state of affairs. This is where we do relatively poorly. We squirm at our sin and don't even want to use the word.

If God had to find some sin in your life, where would you encourage Him to look? Under what rock would you tell Him to look? Now we are getting somewhere...

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