But I told you I believe, O Lord, I said: "You are my God!"
David was a great king, which of course represents the condition of the people who have power, wealth, and fame. But fair he too has a lot of life's problems. In our reading there are some interesting things that we have learned the following:
A fact of life that can not be avoided (paragraphs 10, 12-14). Tightness, pain, sorrow, grief, misery, hostility of others, heckled, booed, etc. is a fact of life experienced by the real David. It is not impossible we experience although in a different form as a result of the sin nature within us, the world and the deceitfulness of Satan.
Human grief (verse 11). David passed his days in sorrow and sighing. Weight problems can take a long time to completion. Within reasonable limits, human reaction to complain and frustration is understandable.
Belief in the Lord (verse 15). Changing the mindset is the initial step of faith. The phrase "but" at the beginning of the sentence of David is the starting point of his willingness to take problems and turn them towards the stage of dependence on God in the following verses. David expressed his courage to trust the Lord (Name Yourself / translation of the word YHWH the designation majesty of God) as God. He was aware of God's absolute authority over him (paragraph 16), the protection of God in his life (verse 17a and 18a), as well as the hope for justice of God for himself (verse 17b, 18b and 19).
Anyone we will not be free from the problems of life. However, no matter how small or problem, we must turn it into a faith project to build yourself. Quality of life we must dare to trust God in every dimension of life, build a fighting spirit / survivality solid as it navigates the challenge and also a policy in negotiating the dynamics of life in the Holy Spirit.
Inspiration: The master great ship must have come from large waves. Welcome designing every problem life into Faith Project.
Moment of Inspiration.
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