Refuge Wanted
Read Luke 10:30–37
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Insight for Today
Written by Chuck Swindoll, these encouraging devotional thoughts are published seven days per week.
Mortality
Life is so short. We really don't have many years. And to spend them doing dumb stuff seems like such a waste.
Waiting on God
David’s cry for help doesn’t end with an account of God’s sudden and miraculous provision. Instead, the songwriter commits to doing what comes least naturally to people in fear.
Our Ultimate Hooray, Part Two
Just imagine...those who are physically disabled today will one day dance in beautiful co-ordination and leap in ecstatic joy.
Our Ultimate Hooray, Part One
We draw strength from this single truth almost every day of our lives—more than we realize. It becomes the mental glue that holds our otherwise shattered thoughts together.
Seeking God’s Help
While David’s first response to fear wasn’t a panicked plea for help, he didn’t live in denial. He merely chose to celebrate God’s power to recall His past triumphs.
Facing Fear with a Song of Faith
When fear has us in its icy grip, we quickly turn toward self-preservation. We hope to avoid loss, escape pain, or cheat death.
Facing Fear with Praise
As David faced his fears and expressed them to God in Psalm 27, he began with worship, celebrating the power and faithfulness of his God.
Frozen by Fear
If fear has become your daily grind, Psalm 27 should prove very helpful. It is a song intended to take the pain out of that dreadful grind.
Waiting with Patience
As David concludes his song about the grinding pain of unjust treatment and his chosen responses, he then commits to patience.
