Live with Conviction
Some believe that happiness and joy are byproducts of keeping one's options open and not committing too deeply. Why commit when there might be something better out there? In Psalm 119, however, we find that those who are blessed have a single aim and focus in life—living with conviction.
Speaker Jon Rychener
Published On January 16, 2022
Also from The Blessed Year
Pursue God’s Power
January 23, 2022
All of us go through times when we become aware of our shortcomings. Maybe we lack a particular skill, or struggle with finances, or have broken relationships. Everyone feels like they’re missing something in some area of life. The Psalmist shows us, though, that with God, we lack nothing. ...Read More
Make God Your Portion
January 9, 2022
Much of our lives are spent trying to add to what we already have. We think more money, a better house, a nicer car, or any other number of things will make us happy. But the Psalmist declared, “You are my portion, O Lord.” In essence saying, “In you, Lord, ...Read More
Walk in Obedience
January 2, 2022
Sometimes it’s hard to see how blessing and obedience are connected. We tend to think happiness is connected to doing what we want, when we want, and how we want. But the Psalmist shows us that blessing flows out of obedience to God and his Word. Let’s explore ...Read More