Have you ever spoken to somebody that is unapproachable?

Like you just dreaded even having the conversation.

You just knew that it would end badly.

Aren't you glad that God is approachable?

As high as he is, as lofty as he is,

God has made a way by which for you and me to approach him. Let's find out how on today's episode. Welcome to Everyday Truth with Kurt Skelie.

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Now, let's join Kurt for today's episode. Hey, friends, welcome back. Psalm 24 today, if you are following along. Got a postcard from our most

faithful postcard supplier, Doug Binkley, on his motorcycle escapade around the country. This one from

Kentucky. So thank you for that, Doug. Appreciate you and appreciate

your faithfulness to the podcast. I say a reluctant goodbye to Psalm 23. I don't know about you,

but I just, I got a little bit choked up, just reading Psalm 23 again last episode. Psalm 24 is great too, though. So let's dive right in.

This will be familiar to some of you. Psalm 24, a Psalm of David, listen to this.

The earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof, the world and they that dwell therein. What a statement,

the earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof. What does that mean? That means God is creator.

He made everything. So the earth belongs to the Lord. But don't you love the way it says it,

not just the earth, but everything that's

in the earth, including you and me, because it says, and they that dwell there in. So there is an

obligation to honor God, to worship God, to follow God, because we are God's creation.

God created the world, and he owns the world and everything that's in it.

I love to conduct trips to Israel, tour trips to Israel.

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