Sermons citing Psalms 37:18

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Psalms 37:18 · BSB

37:18 The LORD knows the days of the blameless, and their inheritance will last forever.

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  1. …He knows the everlasting nature of our days. Look at the second half of verse 18. “Their inheritance [that is, the righteous] will be forever” (Ps. 37:18). So it is not just that the Lord knows the content of your days here on earth, but the Lord knows the content of your days ten thousand days from…

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  1. …right? Does he not care that the wicked seem to succeed while the righteous seem to struggle? This is the tension that David is dealing with inPsalm chapter 37. He wrestles with this tension of the success of the wicked and the struggle of the righteous. But in the end, he calls all of God's people to lift…

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  2. …provision not just to provide for the family but also for other people who are around that person that He provides for. This is the main idea ofPsalm 37:16–26. The overarching theme of that section that describes God's provision is in verse 16: “Better is the little of the righteous than the abundance of…

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  3. …be to be looked at. He's spiritual. She's spiritual. Look at her. Look how she went through that storm. It's to bring glory to God. Jeremiah 2911,Psalm chapter 37, verse four. Delight thyself also in the Lord, and he shall give thee the desires of nine heart. Romans 828 We know that all things work together…

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