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Today’s Psalm is worth reading three times.
On your first read, imagine yourself as one of its original hearers—an Israelite living after the Lord had exiled your people. What promises does this passage make to the righteous? What warnings are given to the wicked?
On your second read, reflect on the psalm in light of the Lord Jesus. Which verses align with His experience? Which do not apply to the Suffering Servant?
Finally, on your third and final read, picture the psalm speaking directly to you—as someone who fears the Lord and is counted righteous because of Jesus.
Today, ponder this: What promises do you need to cling to?
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In a season shaped by bold questions and honest wrestling, Nearness offers a daily pause to remember that God is not distant—even when answers feel elusive. This companion to the Ask Anything sermon series walks through key selections from Psalms and Proverbs, revealing a God who sees, hears, and loves us without needing to erase the hard places. Each devotion gently speaks into the tension, offering wisdom and comfort. God is unfailingly good. His presence is unwavering. We don’t need every answer—we need the One who stays.
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