I would really encourage you sometime soon to go out on a starlit night, turn off all the lights you can,

get the house lights off, get the outside lamp post off, go to some remote spot and just consider God.

Or sit someplace where you know the sun is going to be conspicuous and it's rising.

Watch a sunrise and think about God.

It'll do something for you.

And we'll find out a little bit today just what it can and should do in your life.

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Good morning, my friends. Welcome

back. Morning for most of you, I would guess. But whenever you're listening to this episode,

I'm glad that you're tuning in. And we are in Psalm 19. Just a very memorable Psalm. In fact, as I've said before so many of these psalms are even songs in our

minds today all of them were intended to be sung many years ago but but many of them don't have a

tune even today associated with them but some do and this is this is one. This is a Psalm that I remember

singing as a teenager at a youth group years ago. Psalm 19 versus 7 through 11. We'll get to that

here in a bit. But wow, what a great Psalm it is.

We're in verse number one where it says, well, introductory words to the chief musician,

probably God, a Psalm of David.

And think about the grandeur of this Psalm.

Let's jump right in, verse number one. In fact, I'm going to do something

a little bit different. I'm going to read Psalm 1 through 6 because I just don't want to chop it up.

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