Question: It’s so depressing to think Evil is winning. What can we do to keep from being discouraged?
Answer: “We do not lose heart” means “we do not give in to evil.” The Bible gives us reasons why we do not: 1. We can pray to God.
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My commentary for Psalm 91, He Who Dwells in the Secret Place, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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Speaking to one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs; singing and making melody with your heart to the LORD. (Ephesians 5:19)
Burton Coffman’s Commentary on Ephesians 5:19 is available in Commentaries Assorted Chapters.
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The Quiet Life, a guest article from Wayne Burger, is available in Publications.
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My article, How Long Were the Days of Creation?, is now available in Publications On Christian Evidences.
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My commentary for Psalm 119:153-160, which relates to the Hebrew letter Resh, Your Salvation Is Far From the Wicked, is available in Devotions from Psalm 119, in Commentaries.
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To be sure, there is a great deal that is changing about our immediate world. A Christian will come out better than before, though. I'm immediately thinking of the biblical words
"confidence" and "patience."
"Confidence" is based upon trust and reliance, and a Christian's "confidence" in…
My commentary for Psalm 119:97-104, which relates to the Hebrew letter Mem, I See More Clearly Than the Ancients, is available in Devotions from Psalm 119, in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 119:81-88, which relates to the Hebrew letter Kaph, How Long Must Your Servant Wait?, is available in Devotions from Psalm 119, in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 119:46-56, which relates to the Hebrew letter Zayin, Your Decrees Are the Theme of My Song, is available in Devotions from Psalm 119, in Commentaries.
My commentary for Psalm 119:33-40, which relates to the Hebrew letter He, Turn My Eyes Away from Worthless Things, is available in Devotions from Psalm 119, in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 119:25-32, which relates to the Hebrew letter Daleth, I Am Laid Low in the Dust, is available in Devotions from Psalm 119, in Commentaries.
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My Sermon Chart on GOD is GREAT is available in Sermon Charts.
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My commentary for Psalm 86, Bow Down Thine Ear, O LORD, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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Some think “when it’s your time to die, there’s nothing you can do about it.” David wrote: "LORD, make me to know my end, And what is the measure of my days, That I may know how frail I am. Indeed, You have made my days as handbreadths, And my age is as nothing before You; Certainly every man at his…
My commentary for Psalm 119:1-8, which relates to the Hebrew letter Aleth, Blessed Are They Whose Ways are Blameless, is available in Devotions from Psalm 119, in Commentaries.
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My commentary for Psalm 121, I Will Lift Up My Eyes, is available in Devotions from Psalms, in Commentaries.
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My Sermon Chart on GOD is GREAT is available in Sermon Charts.
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My commentary for Proverbs 28:4, Beware of the Law of the Land, is available as section #190 in Studies in the Book of Proverbs, in Commentaries. I have a complete commentary for Proverbs here.
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Please find my Commentary on Psalm 119:169-176 (Tau), entitled “I Have Strayed Like a Lost Sheep” in Commentaries> Devotions from Psalm 119.
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