Sometimes in our lives, there is just one person that really gets under our skin.

One person that just is a thorn in our side.

What do we do?

How do we deal with unjust criticism?

David faced that, and he gave a great answer in Psalm 7.

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friend. Thanks for listening. Now, let's join Kurt for today's episode. Hello, fans, and welcome

back to today's episode of Everyday Truth. Obviously, I am in a little bit of a different setup today.

Our normal studio is just to my left.

Wish you could see it.

It is kind of cluttered.

But we set up a new section here of our studio for some projects that we're doing at church.

And instead of just resetting all the cameras today, I'm doing my podcast from here for the next couple of the days.

So you'll get used to seeing this backdrop for a little while at least. I wanted to show you a

brand new mug that was just given to me by Wyatt Lachine, one of our teens here at church.

And Wyatt, thank you for this. It might be the most classy

mug I have ever received. It's a Van Gogh painting there. I think that's Starry Night,

if I'm not mistaken, but it is from the Van Gogh immersive experience. It came in a really fancy box, so it looks

expensive. I'm going to be very, very careful with it. Thank you, Wyatt and family for the new

mug. And thank you all for listening so faithfully. We are in Psalm 7 today, and I want to jump right in.

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