Have you ever wondered why people do some really irrational things? Like you're just trying to live for God.

You're just trying to help people and love your family. And it seems like all of it's coming down.

And people are irrationally dealing with you in anger. Doesn't make sense. We're going to talk about why today.

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Thanks for listening. Now, let's join Kurt for today's episode. Thank you. Take a moment to leave a review or share it with a friend. Thanks for listening. Now, let's join Kurt for today's episode. Welcome back, friends, to our study of the Book of Psalms,

a study in the very first book of the five sections of the book of Psalms. So we're going all the way through Psalm 41 over the next few weeks.

Looking forward to that. And we're in chapter two today, or Psalm 2.

I received this postcard from Park City, Utah, from some friends there.

But you didn't sign your names, friends. So this husband and wife team are just a blessing

and they have written to say thank you for the podcast,

some good handwriting, but don't know who you are.

So let me know if I'm missing something,

but beautiful postcard from Park City, Utah.

Thanks for writing in. We're in Psalm 2 today,

as I said, and let's go ahead and jump right in. I love this Psalm. Wow. This is one of the greatest

passages of Scripture in all the Bible because it speaks directly to Jesus.

Now, please understand that all the Bible, in some way, shape, or form points to Jesus Christ.

And that's a very important hermeneutic for us to understand.

John 539, Luke, chapter 24, verse 25.

Jesus himself said that the scriptures really are about him.

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