

Recently, while preaching through Jesus' first miracle of turning water into wine, I paused to detail the differences between Catholic and Reformed belief's concerning Mary.
We need to recognize that with the Bible in hand, and the Spirit in our hearts, we are able to help others whether we feel what they feel or not. And we need to reserve the right to always ask questions to gain clarity on someone's story so that all the facts may be known.
A covenant serves as a way for man, not to fully comprehend God, but to know Him to the extent that he is willing to reveal Himself to us (Deut. 29:29).
These carnal sons of men . . . rejoiced in their own prosperity and in David’s downfall. David is confessing his indifference to their prosperity. To David, it is irrelevant that his enemies are wealthy as long as he may delight himself in the Lord.