Sunday Psalms;

Saul had sent soldiers to David's house to kill him.

Most of Psalm 59 is what David wants to see done to his enemy...finding a place or a way to express our thoughts and feelings is so important, even when they're thoughts of what we'd like to see God do, how we'd love him to step in and act. 

But he ends this song with this:

"But as for me, 

I will sing 

about your power. 

Each morning 

I will sing 

with joy 

about your unfailing love. For you 

have been 

my refuge, 

a place of safety 

when I am in distress.

Psalms 59:16 NLT

Even though David knows his enemy is literally outside his door, he chooses to sing, to find a song of praise, when he is distressed he remembers who God is, that He is that place of safety, that He is refuge.

And this song invites us to join in.

When the enemy is right there, when we are distressed, to find a song of praise, and to remember, to hold to the Truth of Who God Is. 

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