Today we're going to walk our way through Psalm 103. Before we look into this psalm and see what the Lord would teach us through it, I'm going to ask you to join your hearts together with me in prayer. Father, a couple of moments ago, we sang about how good you are and you are so, so good to all of us. So, Lord, today, I just ask that you would reveal that side of your character to us in the teaching. Lord, as we continue to engage you and try to come to know you, I just pray you would pou...
Today we're going to walk our way through Psalm 103. Before we look into this psalm and see what the Lord would teach us through it, I'm going to ask you to join your hearts together with me in prayer. Father, a couple of moments ago, we sang about how good you are and you are so, so good to all of us. So, Lord, today, I just ask that you would reveal that side of your character to us in the teaching. Lord, as we continue to engage you and try to come to know you, I just pray you would pour out your mercy and your grace and your compassion on each of us. Father, we probably all walked in here today with different things we're processing through, different issues we're struggling with, maybe even sins we're tempted to commit, so, Lord, wherever we're at, I just pray that you embrace us and love us and show us how much you care for us. Now as we look into this psalm, Lord, we ask for your Spirit's guidance, we ask that you might enlighten our minds, we ask that you might touch our hearts, we ask that you would show us who you are and what that means for us. We pray all this in the great and powerful name of Jesus. Amen.
Beginning this week, we’re entering into what our society labels ‘the most wonderful time of the year’. And for many of us, this is a great time because we get to see family and friends, and eat some great food, and read some great books, and go the movies, and sing Christmas carols, and sleep in more than normal. But for others here, it may not be so wonderful. The reason why it’s not so much fun is because there’s pain from family dysfunction, or there’s the increasing cost of buying all those gifts, or we have to stand in the security line at DIA with thousands of our closest friends to board a plane which might be delayed at some point due to bad weather. And while the holiday season is really good for lots of us and not so good for others of us, it’s almost always the BUSIEST time of the year for ALL of us. Regardless of who we are or how old we are, at one point or another we’re probably going to be shopping for presents at the mall or shopping on Amazon. At some point, we're going to be standing in line at King Soopers, or standing in line at Starbucks, or standing in line at Starbucks at King Soopers. We're going to be attending Christmas concerts and school concerts. We're going to be completing the semester. We're going to be wrapping up a big project at work before the end of the year, We're going to be coming to church; we going to be sitting in traffic. And that’s just in the first week of December...
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