Psalm 57 – Pastor Mac Daily DEVO

He will send from heaven and save me; he will put to shame him who tramples on me. Selah God will send out his steadfast love and his faithfulness! ‭‭Psalm‬ ‭57‬:‭3‬ ‭- Our psalm for today says it was written concerning the time David fled from Saul into the cave. Likely this was the cave of Adullam in 1 Samuel 22, which was a lonely time of deep struggle for David. As with previous psalms of David we see him crying out for God’s mercy to be shown to him in his pain, and while the answer to his prayer may not have come yet as he was writing the words to this psalm, David knew what was coming his way. He knew God would send His heavenly help to save him. All those who walked all over him would be soon put to shame themselves and he would be surrounded by God’s love and faithfulness. He believed the salvation he needed would come, and it did. Thankfully for us today this psalm has been fully fulfilled. Jesus, our sent from Heaven help, has come and has saved us. The enemy whose goal is to shame us has been trampled beneath the Savior’s feet. Now what we have in our life because of Jesus is a love that never ceases and a faithfulness from God that never fails. Our salvation has been sent. With that reality then understood, is our lives praising the Heaven-sent Savior like David praised the Lord? We have been rescued from our sin, our eternal home switched from Hell to Heaven, and we have been given God’s Holy Spirit thats abides within us.  Even then if you are still in the season of hardship, we see from this psalm that we can still trust the Lord and give Him wondrous praise. What can help the most in those seasons is verbalizing the truth that scripture teaches that God saves His own. Know he sees, He cares, He’s sheltering you even as we speak, and He loves you…and lift such truths up to the Lord in your prayer life. I love you, but Jesus loves you more – Mac – Daily DEVO 3012

 

Question To Ponder: What was a recent way Jesus helped you?

 

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