30 Days of Psalms | Do Not Fret When Evil Appears to Win | Day 14
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Welcome to Day 14 of 30 Days of Psalms: Wisdom, Refuge, Redemption, and the King.Psalm 37 speaks to the frustration we feel when evil seems to prosper, injustice goes unanswered, and the wicked appear to succeed. David’s counsel is clear: do not fret, do not envy, and do not lose heart. Trust the Lord and keep doing good.“Delight thyself also in the LORD; and he shall give thee the desires of thine heart.” — Psalm 37:4In this episode, we explore:Why fretting over evil can pull us away from faithfulnessThe difference between envy and trustWhat it means to delight yourself in the LordHow to commit your way to God and wait patiently for HimThe promised future of the righteous and the wickedPsalm 37 calls us to resist panic, bitterness, and envy. God sees injustice, His judgment is sure, and the inheritance of the righteous is secure.