Sometimes we get ourselves in really tight spots.

Sometimes we don't even get ourselves there.

It just happens.

And then we get all this well-meaning advice.

But have you noticed that sometimes well-meaning advice by people that care isn't always the right advice?

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Hey, friends, I want to share a short psalm with you today. Psalm 11 has only seven verses,

but what I have found is that sometimes these shorter Psalms are just power-packed.

They're short, but God just gives us so much truth and a small little explosion.

And I think you'll find that to be true today.

This is a Psalm of David, Psalm 11,

and he ascribes this or dedicates this

to the chief musician.

And again, that may be an endearing term

that David uses to refer to God.

God is the chief musician.

But as always, the Psalm, I shouldn't say as always,

but as per usual, the Psalm is intended to be sung. It's a prayer. And I think it's a good habit

even as you read the Psalms to read the Psalm carefully, you know, pay attention to each

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