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Psalm 44
Going Well (vs1-8)
Remembering past stories points us to the power of God.
Remembering evidence of God’s work strengthens our faith (Romans 15:4).
We must always have a God centered response when it’s going well.
In the good times, we must be seeking to build up our walk with God.
The Downturn
Verses 9-16 describe a time of disgrace, shame, and defeat.
Verses 17-21 show this is hard to understand when there’s no obvious sin.
These struggles can lead to a variety of questions.
In the down times, we are often left echoing vs23-26.
Reality
God answers the cry of vs26 in Romans 8:31-39.
He shows us that our afflictions are never for nothing.
2 Corinthians 4:7-12 lets us know our afflictions are not final.
God’s power is the same and He works to give life in afflictions.
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