Psalm 28 is a raw and honest prayer from David, a cry for help when there seems to be nowhere else to turn. In this devotional, we pause to simply read and reflect on the words of this Psalm without added commentary, allowing Scripture itself to speak. David calls out to the Lord as his rock, pleading for God not to remain silent, asking for protection, justice, and deliverance. As the Psalm unfolds, desperation gives way to confidence and praise as David declares that the Lord has heard his supplication and become his strength and shield. When we don’t know what to do or where to turn, Psalm 28 reminds us to cry out to God, trust Him fully, and praise Him for the help He provides.

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Have you ever felt like you were on the verge of giving up, like you just couldn’t keep going? In this devotional, we reflect on the closing verses of Psalm 27, where David offers a powerful confession of faith. He admits that he would have fainted unless he had believed he would see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. This is a reminder that faith is not rooted in what we can see or feel, but in confidence that God is at work even when the outcome is unclear. God’s goodness is not only something we hope for in eternity, He desires to work in our lives today. As we wait on the Lord with courage and trust, He promises to strengthen our hearts and carry us forward.

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What is the ultimate desire of your life? If there were one thing, one defining goal that shaped every decision, relationship, and pursuit, what would it be? In this devotional, we continue Psalm 27 and reflect on David’s clear and honest answer in verse 4: “One thing have I desired of the Lord.” Though David lived a full and complex life as a king, warrior, husband, and father, he identified a single driving desire—to live in the presence of God. This was the goal that shaped everything else. When our ultimate desire is to dwell in God’s presence, it reorders our priorities, calms the noise of life, and brings clarity and peace. Everything else becomes smaller when we center our lives on knowing, pursuing, and walking with God daily.

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