Would you turn in the scripture to the Psalms this evening?

We're going to Psalm 34.

Psalm 34, thanks be unto God, gives us the victory.

Through our Lord Jesus Christ.

Thank you, Lord.

In Psalm 34, verse 1, read it out loud with me.

I will bless the Lord at all times.

I'm going to know it's hard to cuss while you're blessing the Lord.

So if you're a blessing the Lord during that time, you wouldn't have been cussing.

So many times the wrong things were said in the vacuum of not praising and not expressing.

Say it again, I will bless the Lord at all times.

His praise shall occasionally, huh, randomly, what, sporadically, continually, continually, be in my mouth.

Can you do that? Can you do that?

That lady one time I was ministering to who had terrible mental difficulties, had been in and

out of mental institutions for year after year. And talking to her, I was prompted to take her

to Joshua, tell her what the Lord told him, you know,

this book of the law will not depart out of your mouth.

But you'll meditate in it, night and day.

And we're beginning to talk about that, meditating in the word night and day.

And she looked at me in aggravation.

She said, you can't do that. You can't think about the word night and day and she looked at me in aggravation she said you can't do that

you can't think about the word night and day i said well sister i didn't write that i said the lord

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