Sometimes what we need is just for God to look at us. Lord, look at me, Lord remember me, Lord don't forget about me. And David expresses that in such a special way in this section today. Let's find out just how.

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Hey friends, here we are back in the studio and looking forward to learning a little bit

from the Word of God.

Just little by little, you line upon line and just learning what God has for us.

So glad that God has given us his special revelation, the ability that he has given us as believers

to ascertain the Word of God, to comprehend it. That's a work of the Holy Spirit. He illuminates.

He's the one that brings these things to our understanding. And then not only does he illuminate,

help us to understand, but then he

convicts. He takes that truth and he migrates it down from our brain down to our heart. And he

just kind of goads us in places that we need to get going. And he warns us about things that we need to

quit doing.

And I just love that about the Word of God, that it's a living thing in our life.

And God uses the Bible to show us things about us that we would not otherwise see.

And I've been learning a lot from Psalm 25.

Loved, loved the section last episode about the benefits

of fearing God and how it gives us a greater understanding and a greater peace and a greater assurance

that we are doing what's right by our kids. And I would say this, the best thing you can do for your kids,

mom and dad, is to love the Lord yourself, to be an example of what it means to love God

in public and in private, at church, and at home, and at work, and at school, at the ballgame,

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