Day 146 of Heart Dive 365. I'm your Bible study friend Kenoy. Welcome to the Heart dive podcast.

Happy Sunday, friends, for those of you studying in real time with us, welcome back to Bible study. We are so glad that you are here in the best place that we could possibly be, which is in God's Word. We have quite a few Psalms today that we're going to be reading through. Some more words coming from the sweet psalmas David and, of course, reading from the ESV by Crossway Translation. But before we begin, if you could please hit that roll call button, our heart dive fam, our BSFs, that's the thumbs up button. And that is your

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We ask for revelation today that you will give us wisdom and discernment, understanding of your word, but also of life's challenges that might be ahead and how this word will be applicable to it.

But we know, Lord, that we also need to clear out anything that is in our hearts that may be

hindering our prayers from breaking through that ceiling of heaven.

Sometimes our own pride can keep that from happening, our disobedience, our unwillingness to

follow the last instructions that she gave us, whatever it is. If there is anything, Lord,

if it's sin or if it's just some bitterness that we're holding on to against somebody else,

will you please clear it out of our hearts right now? And will you please reveal it to us if we're unaware of how we can make it right so that we can, Lord, make those changes and allow you to work in our character through it because we want to honor you in everything that we do with our whole heart and our whole soul. So we love you so much. We thank you for this time. Please bless your

people in Jesus' name. Amen. So we start off here with a short Psalm, Psalm 101, but don't be fooled

because there's lots of meat in it. It's a Psalm of Trust and one of David's Four Song of Ascent.

So we start off in verse 1. Oh Lord, my heart is not lifted up. My eyes are not raised too high. So David begins this

Psalm with his position of humility. Now, while he had his prideful and arrogant moments in life,

his heart was, for the most part, postured so humbly before the Lord and even before people.

He never thought he was better than others, nor did he ever look down on other people.

And this was likely because he knew how quickly God could humble him.

It's kind of that saying, be humble so you don't have to be humbled.

When I heard that in my early 20s, I held on so tightly to it, and I have never looked back. So heart check, how humble are you?

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