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Teach me to do your will... Psalm 143:10
I am astonished by the close relationship King David had with the Lord.
He was constantly praying, constantly worshipping, constantly praising, constantly learning, constantly improving, constantly repenting, constantly singing the name of the Lord! Our Lord!
There are endless Scriptures on that:
Here in Psalm 143, he prays, "Teach me to do your will".
In Psalm 25:4 he sings, "Show me your ways, O LORD, teach me your paths".
Again in Psalm 119:12 he says, "teach me your decrees".
In Psalm 139:24 he asks, "See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting".
Just the fact that he repeatedly asked these questions indicate how keen he was to follow the will of God.
How are we doing? Are we constantly seeking the will of God?
Teach me to do your will... Psalm 143:10
I am astonished by the close relationship King David had with the Lord.
He was constantly praying, constantly worshipping, constantly praising, constantly learning, constantly improving, constantly repenting, constantly singing the name of the Lord! Our Lord!
There are endless Scriptures on that:
Here in Psalm 143, he prays, "Teach me to do your will".
In Psalm 25:4 he sings, "Show me your ways, O LORD, teach me your paths".
Again in Psalm 119:12 he says, "teach me your decrees".
In Psalm 139:24 he asks, "See if there is any offensive way in me, and lead me in the way everlasting".
Just the fact that he repeatedly asked these questions indicate how keen he was to follow the will of God.
How are we doing? Are we constantly seeking the will of God?
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So, how did you enjoy your coffee with Jesus? Care to share?