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It's actually the last Psalm in the first book of Psalms. Don't miss it. You'll love the last verse.

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Hey, friends, it is time to say goodbye to 2024.

I know it sounds trite, but it is hard to believe that we are at the cusp of finishing the first quarter of the 21st century,

hard to believe, and that tomorrow will be 2025. But I wanted to just take a moment and thank every one of you who listens so faithfully to everyday truth. It is a blessing to me to hear from you

when I'm out and about just to know that you're listening and in the Word of God every day

is a blessing to me. It's the purpose for which we started this podcast. And many of you have

sent postcards or coffee cups over the years. And I treasure

those little remembrances of you. And then also, some of you have even helped support us financially

here and there, a little gift or two just to keep us on just to keep us producing and that's been a

blessing so however you've contributed but especially the fact that you pray and that you listen

is such a blessing to me so thank you each and every one of you we're in psalm 41 today

which is our last psal Psalm that we're going to

cover, at least for the time being, it finishes the first book of Psalms in Psalms. Psalms has 150

Psalms. We know that. But the first book is Psalm 1 through Psalm 41, almost all of them, Psalms of David.

And this one is no exception.

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