What is in us, not what ought to be in us

One of the reasons people have loved the psalms through the ages is because they are so personal and honest.  David was certainly honest with God in Psalm 51. Another example is found in Psalm 88. It’s a look-into-my-aching-heart-and-help-me-urgently type of psalm. A man named Heman had been afflicted since his youth. In verse 15 … Continue reading What is in us, not what ought to be in us