The You're going to do you.

Do you do you do you do you do

do you do Once we've been redeemed, God doesn't simply send us out to do better. He also doesn't expect us to just mindlessly float through life.

Today on Truth for Life weekend we'll discover how God personally guides us and

instructs us along the way. Alistair Begg is teaching from verses 8 and 9 in Psalm 32.

Some of us have been apprentices, some of us have been under the tutelage of others, some of our

careers have been marked by lengthy apprenticeships, and we have known what it is to be under the watchful eye of those who are our instructors.

And the objective of course is that the one who's in the course of training may become successful and efficient. Now these kind of pictures

perhaps are not as good as the picture of a mother teaching her son or her daughter to walk.

It may be sometimes since you remember this experience,

you may have seen somebody in the process of it not long ago

and you realize that the mother hardly takes her eyes off the child.

Starts off as they're able to get up and bounce around a little and usually she has both of her

hands out holding the hands either behind and urging the little one forward,

or in front and beckoning them towards her.

And when she feels that there is enough steadiness without the complete hands,

then that she usually goes down to two fingers.

And when she has managed it with two fingers,

she often goes down just to her two little fingers,

if I remember correctly, until eventually the point comes where having watched and watched and watched eventually the

grasp is removed and the little one goes off on her own.

It would be a strange thing if your mother was doing that for you when you were in

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