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Fret Not, the Promise Is from God

Psalm 37 teaches us to trust in the Lord, delight ourselves in the Lord, commit our way unto the ...

Psalm 37 teaches us to trust in the Lord, delight ourselves in the Lord, commit our way unto the Lord, and then rest in the Lord and wait patiently. The Lord goes to work instantly when we commit our way unto Him. When we stumble and fall, He upholds us with His hand. Psalm 37. VF-0566. © Copyright 1987

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Fret Not: Deliverance from Burning Anger

Psalm 37 provides a Discovery of our nature: it's natural to boil over with anger when we see wro...

Psalm 37 provides a Discovery of our nature: it's natural to boil over with anger when we see wrong. However, the psalmist tells us to not let ourselves get this way. This starts with five things we must do in Dependence on God: trust in Him, commit/roll away our burden onto Him, Delight in Him, and cease from anger. This takes the Discipline of being still or silent once we have done all this, but once we have, God promises Deliverance. Psalm 37. VF-2038

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Fret Not: The Pathway to Peace

Tied to a conversation with an atheist who said, "I'm tired of hearing people say, I have faith,"...

Tied to a conversation with an atheist who said, "I'm tired of hearing people say, I have faith," this message is an attitude adjustment for those who are "heating themselves in vexation" (fretting). In order to get to the peace that God promises in verse 37, there are some things we must do before God begins to act. These things are spelled out in the imperatives throughout the Psalm. Psalm 37. VF-1880

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Fret Not; God's Cure for Fretting

  There are five steps to end your fretting and they're perfectly laid out in Psalm 37. Trust in ...

  There are five steps to end your fretting and they're perfectly laid out in Psalm 37. Trust in the Lord, delight thyself in the Lord, commit thy way unto the Lord, rest in the Lord, and wait patiently for Him. Psalm 37. VF-0271

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