A word from Dr. Michael Yousaf about what to do in the times when life suddenly feels like it's going sideways.

When everything seems to be going great and everything in life seemed to be humming just as it should be,

all of a sudden, everything began to fall apart.

The company that you were counting on, it goes billy up.

The marriage that looked solid, the health that you are proud of.

All of a sudden, your world begin to fall apart.

Do what David did.

Thank you for joining Dr. Michael Youssef for leading the way audio.

On this episode, David's response when his world fell apart.

It's from Dr. Youssef's encouraging series in the Psalms called

God has the answer for every problem you face. So if you have your Bible or your Bible app handy,

be turning to Psalm 28 as Dr. Michael Youssef begins this life-changing leading the way.

In Psalm 28, this prayer is really a song. If you look at it in the Hebrew language and how

it's designed and it is really a song and has three stanzas in it. The first stanza is verses 1 to 2. David is placing a confident request.

The second stanza is found in verses 3 to 5, and there he presents to the Lord a reasoned request.

And thirdly, you find here that David, in the third stanza,

verse 6 to 9, a cause for rejoicing. You ready? Let's go through them. The first answer, in which he presents a confident request. Now, don't miss this important part about his confidence.

He comes confident to God. Where does his confidence come from? The rightness of his cause?

No, it's very right. Nobody can argue with that.

Is he saying, God, look what I've done for you. And you owe me something. That is self-righteousness.

No, that's not what he does. But his confidence comes from knowing who God is.

He says, to you, I call, O Lord, my what?

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