The ancient Egyptians had a mythology that visually describes the big point today from Psalm 53: they believed that at the moment judgement, if the cumulative bad deeds of one’s life, weighed more than a FEATHER, you were condemned and then instantly devoured, consumed by this evil creature that stood at the ready for such a moment.

How many of us make it to heaven based on our own merits. Listen 7 minutes to find out! Subscribe. Like and Comment.

You will need these 7 minutes. Perhaps not today, but soon. I know that some big difficult circumstance is hurling towards you. A lot will be asked of you on that day, so my humble suggestion is to be ready.

As we discussed yesterday, one of the challenges will be: Do I trust God? Today, we'll look on the foundation that this trust sits upon. It is this: Do I know that GOD IS FOR ME? If so, it changes everything. KNOWING THAT GOD IS FOR YOU, will help you turn your HARDEST DAY to your finest day.

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The interior spiritual work of trusting God is for many, the hardest thing they will ever do. In fact, the struggle will be so difficult, that tears will be shed over it.

So what happens to those tears? Psalm 56 tells us. You might not believe it is in the Bible. I certainly didn't.

The US dollar, which you might be carrying in your back pocket SAYS SOMETHING ABOUT YOU. Literally. It declares something about you that Psalm 56 reinforces.

What does the dollar say about you?

The dollar says you trust in God. It says that WHEN you are afraid, you trust in God. And then, that trust ultimately results in not being afraid. What does the dollar say about you?

The dollar says you trust in God. Now go and do so!

When you cannot control the OUTCOME, what will you do with your OUTLOOK?

When you cannot determine the CONCLUSION, what will you do with your CONDUCT?

On the day when there are no rainbows, how will you respond to the Lord?

Look with me at a real moment, with a real guy, who is at real risk. Join me for 7 minutes in Psalm 56. It will be the most important 7 minutes of your day.

This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it. Ps 118:24

Here's the truth about those days: Eventually, either the days are gone, or we are gone from the days.

Who is sovereign over my days? Why did that guy have to die "so soon"? Who is in charge over the number of the days? What if I am grumpy about the whole topic?

If so, these 6 ½ minutes of this particular day, will be of good use to you.

To praise is to throw back to the Lord the fastballs of revelation that He has thrown at you. This commitment to be proclaiming hallelujahs is done in the context of some great questions:

• Is the Lord on your side?
• what can man do to me?
• Will I bless the Lord?

Join me for the answer of Psalm 118.

Psalm 127 has something to say about whether you should have children and how many children you should have.

Only God creates life. We are blessed to be inheritors and stewards of the life He makes in children.

I so admire the courage of young families. They are doing a nobel, God-ordained, God-rewarded, future-enhancing, self-protecting, generationally-supportive, fruit-making activity.

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