Give ear to my words, O Lord, consider my meditation. Hearken unto the voice of my cry, my King, and my God: for unto thee will I pray. My voice shalt thou hear in the morning, O Lord; in the morning will I direct my prayer unto thee, and will look up.
Psalm 5:1-3
My friend these words have such depth to them- David is not playing games. These words are not from the shallow end they have made their way up from deep within. My prayer for myself and whoever else may read this is that we would find ourselves at such a place right now! No gimmicks and no games. Oh, to be a living sacrifice for the Lord to do with as He would. To come too such a place of a desire for God should be the burning ambition of us all.
David has spread himself out before the One True God. He seems to be completely and utterly emptied of self. David has not come lightly- he is all in. He is not looking down he is looking up. He is not looking behind he is looking up. He is not looking around he is looking up. He doesn’t appear to desire anything or anyone more than his Lord, his King and his God and they are all one in the same.
Take a moment and read the verses slowly and deliberately again and again. Allow each word to have its moment. Make the verses your own prayer.
Thanks for visiting and thanks for praying,
Bro. Tracy
Psalm 5:1-3
My friend these words have such depth to them- David is not playing games. These words are not from the shallow end they have made their way up from deep within. My prayer for myself and whoever else may read this is that we would find ourselves at such a place right now! No gimmicks and no games. Oh, to be a living sacrifice for the Lord to do with as He would. To come too such a place of a desire for God should be the burning ambition of us all.
David has spread himself out before the One True God. He seems to be completely and utterly emptied of self. David has not come lightly- he is all in. He is not looking down he is looking up. He is not looking behind he is looking up. He is not looking around he is looking up. He doesn’t appear to desire anything or anyone more than his Lord, his King and his God and they are all one in the same.
Take a moment and read the verses slowly and deliberately again and again. Allow each word to have its moment. Make the verses your own prayer.
Thanks for visiting and thanks for praying,
Bro. Tracy
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