John Owen, the puritan theologian, says this: “Always be killing sinor it will be killing you.” David understood this. He declares war against sin and pledges himself to Whoever has a haughty look and an arrogant heartĭavid takes an almost war-like stance against any form ofĮvil in his life or kingdom. Parts of our lives will help us to spend more time pursuing what is good and Proactive against sin and not letting it gain a place in our homes and intimate Temptations in our life we are most prone to that can lead us astray. This is where we must start, we must be diligent to see what He seeks to remove the impure objects that could pull his heart away from worshiping God. Then he sets out a system for how he willĭavid says that he will set no worthless thing before his eyes. Making his intention clear: I will worship God in spirit and truth, and I will Notice this is not passive or reactionary attitude. He will be deliberate in the way that he follows the Lord.

David starts Psalmġ01 by praising God for who He is and worshiping Him in truth. Outline and starting point to cultivate a God-centered life.

Psalm 101 is a great place to start and it gives us an One of the reasons it can be so daunting isīecause it can be difficult to identify where to begin. This is a great goal in the Christian life, but it can beĭiscouraging and overwhelming. We want to reflect God’s glory in grace in our personal lives, families, In general, every Christian wants to live a life that Oh when will you come to me? (Psalm 101:2)

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