Courageous Thanksgiving – Psalms of Summer – Psalm 138
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Sermon by Pastor John DeVries
Have you ever considered how thanksgiving can be an act of courage? David’s praise in Psalm 138 is not quiet or private. It is wholehearted and public, offered in the presence of the powerful and influential, and even offered in the midst of trouble.
David’s gratitude is not vague or generic. He praises the LORD by name, according to his Word, and testifies to the goodness of God he has personally experienced. That kind of thanksgiving can challenge the proud and the powerful, yet it also holds out the possibility that even hostile hearts might be changed. For God’s people, courageous thanksgiving means trusting the Lord’s purposes even when faithful praise comes at a cost.
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