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In 2025, I found myself
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God was not giving me joy.
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me what was actually happening.
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withholding joy, it was that I
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What followed was an invitation
to spend 30 days looking at 30

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passages on Joy and turning it
into a devotional called

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Rejecting Joy No longer.
You’d think I would have learned

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that coming into 2026, I was
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God, why are you making me so
hopeless?

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And God very patiently let me
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He wasn’t withholding hope.
I was rejecting it.

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And so now here I am, spending
30 days looking at 30 passages

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on hope.
And my hope is that this

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encourages you.
One thing that’s different this

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year is I felt like God was
inviting me to be publicly

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transparent with my processing.
To actually go live on social

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media, pull out a random verse,
and then read and process

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through it on camera.
This isn’t me coming to you as

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an expert on hope, but me coming
to you honestly as someone

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wrestling with hope.
And by witnessing that some of

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you might feel less alone, may
feel seen and understood, may

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end up being encouraged in a way
that is far deeper than the best

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platitude.
So join me as I spend 30 days

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navigating 30 passages on Hope.
This is day 23.

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You’re listening to episode 230
of the Where Did You See God

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podcast.
Good morning folks.

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One of the ways that I tried to
make this doable is by being

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flexible.
So I am in this alternate

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location again.
Got slightly better sleep.

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I had a friend praying for me
around my sleep.

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So you know, probably guys just
thinking that you are God and

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good and I thank you for the
ways that you work and move and

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right now I just pray for this
time and space here of getting

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into your living active word.
We think you have one singular

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verse can be enough for you to
speak profound truths.

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So Holy Spirit move one spirit
guide my thoughts give me and

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those listening ears to hear.
We thank You that there is a

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hope that you are inviting us to
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That’s pretty much the only
name, Amen.

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We are remaining in Psalm, Psalm
71, five.

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For you, O Lord, are my hope, my
trust, O Lord, from my youth.

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For you, O Lord, are my hope, my
trust, O Lord, from my youth.

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Let’s go ahead and pull that up
just to see what we’re working

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with.
I like to go to Bible Hub

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because it shows you at a glance
the different versions.

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Interesting.
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So sometimes ESV, the wording of
it is like, not how we talk.

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For you, O Lord, are my hope, my
trust, O Lord, for my youth.

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Whereas the NIV says, for you
have been my hope, Sovereign

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Lord, my confidence since my
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There’s two focuses that it has
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But then there’s another piece
we’ll get into, but it is

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referencing the Lord as both
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Hope and trust, two things named
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We talked a lot about hope and
we talked about trust,

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confidence.
Yeah, God is 1 in whom we carry

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hopes and also that we are
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But for the psalmist in
particular, and let’s see if it

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says who it is does not for the
psalmist in particular, God has

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been this for them from youth.
That’s the story for a lot of

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people and not the story for a
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And you, Lord, I have taken
refuge.

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Let me never be put to shame in
your righteousness.

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Rescue me and deliver me.
Turn your ear to me and save me.

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Be my rock of refuge to which I
can always go.

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Give the command to save me, for
You are my rock and my fortress.

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Deliver me, my God, from the
hand of the wicked, from the

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grasp of those who are evil and
cruel, for You have been my

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hope, Sovereign Lord, my
confidence since my youth.

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From birth I have relied on You.
You brought me forth from my

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mother’s womb.
I will ever praise You.

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I have become a sign to many.
You are my strong refuge.

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My mouth is filled with your
praise, declaring your splendor

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all day long.
Do not cast me away when I’m

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old.
Do not forsake me when my

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strength is gone and it keeps on
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For this psalmist in particular,
he has been aware that God has

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been a part of his life from
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From birth I have relied on You.
You brought me forth from my

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mother’s womb.
So he was reliant on God.

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God was his hope even before he
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that and understand what that
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Because he was a baby.
Obviously in his culture as an

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Israelite, he came into a
culture of being God’s people,

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of knowing who God is, of having
specific rhythms around

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worshipping God’s specific
passages that were memorized,

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specific feasts and festivals
and moments where they

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remembered things like the
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And so he came into a space in
which God just was, and

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therefore that’s how we lived.
And as I mentioned, that is the

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case for a lot of people and it
was the case for me.

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I grew up going to church.
I was baptized as an infant.

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God was just always a part of my
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And there was a point for me,
and I share this on various

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podcasts, where in middle school
I felt prompted in my mind, and

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I can recognize now that it was
the spirit prompted me ’cause I

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was, I was just a middle
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I wasn’t having deep thoughts
like this, but I was prompted to

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really wrestle with this idea of
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I’m just default saying that I’m
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I’m just default saying that
there is a God because that’s

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what I’ve always known.
But what does that look like for

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me to own that personally?
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what does that mean for my life?
If it doesn’t have any impact on

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my life, then what am I actually
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If I’m saying that there is a
God, but my life is lived

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whether or not he is real, then
what do I actually believe about

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Him?
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but my life doesn’t look any
different than if I wasn’t, then

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what label am I putting on
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And so in middle school, I
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that I did want to live as
though God was real and I did

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want to live in such a way as to
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And here we are talking about
Psalm together so I can resonate

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with this verse for you, O Lord,
are my hope, my trust, O Lord,

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from my youth, or I do think I
like then I’d be a little more

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for our purposes today.
For you have been my hope,

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Sovereign Lord, my confidence
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From a young age I was choosing
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that God worked and I could name
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I want to talk about two things.
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about is that while this verse
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experience, it does not resonate
with a lot of people’s lived

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experiences.
There are a lot of people who

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did not grow up going to church,
did not grow up knowing who God

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was, that have come to know him
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And so a verse like this can
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Not that it’s bad, but they
can’t relate with the exception

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of One Piece because again, the
psalmist says from birth, I’ve

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relight on you.
He is naming that from the very

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start God was his hope and his
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But what we know about human
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there’s a period between when
you’re born and when you really

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start to comprehend things, and
then also when you really can

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remember comprehending those
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And so all I had to say, there’s
a gap at which he was

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functioning in this reality of
God being his hope and trust

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where he didn’t actually
understand that, didn’t actually

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recognize that there was a point
in his life where he was able to

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recognize it and name it.
There was some point where he

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said, Yep, God is my hope and my
trust, even if he didn’t use

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those words.
But there was a period before

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that of youth where the
comprehension just wasn’t there

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and God was still working in
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Why am I saying that?
Because if God was working from

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birth, for the psalmist, that is
also true for us, which means

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that God has been our hope and
trust even in the periods in

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which we didn’t understand it.
So if for me it was just a few

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years, but for you it was a few
decades, that doesn’t change the

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reality of this verse for us,
that God was and has been our

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hope and trust from our youth.
We just didn’t understand it.

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We just didn’t see it.
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So that’s the first piece.
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It’s when we own that we try to
live into this reality, and then

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we live long enough to start
feeling like he’s not being

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that.
God is supposed to be my hope

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and my trust.
And he’s been so from a youth,

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but where is he now?
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psalmist and you, Lord, I’ve
taken refuge.

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But then he says, let me never
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He is acknowledging within
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reliant this refuge is.
If he was fully confident that

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God was his refuge no matter
what, then he would never say,

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let me never be put to shame.
There’s a part of him that is

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naming that.
There’s a fear within him that

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he could be put to shame.
So it’s not that he’s

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necessarily not trusting God,
but he is owning that his mind

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still is deeply aware of that
and your righteousness.

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Rescue me and deliver me.
Turn your ear to me and save me.

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Be my rock of refuge to which I
can always go.

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Give the command to save me, for
you are my rock and my fortress.

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Deliver me, my God, from the
hand of the wicked, from the

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grasp of those who are evil and
cruel.

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For you have been my hopes,
Sophron.

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Lord, from my confidence since
my youth, from birth I have

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relied on you.
You brought me forth from my

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mother’s room.
I will ever praise you.

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I have become a sign to many.
You are my strong refuge.

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My mouth is filled with your
praise, declaring your slender

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all day long.
Do not cast me away when I’m

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old.
Do not forsake me when my

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strength is gone.
So again, he’s not saying that

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God is going to do these things,
but he is naming that he knows

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God has been his hope and trust,
his hope and confidence, but he

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doesn’t know what the future
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And his mind projects out
scenarios in which he is

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castaway, he is forsaken, he is
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He’s not saying that God’s going
to do that, but it’s hard for

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him to confidently know that God
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So that’s what hits me with this
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It’s those two parts, one that I
can resonate with it and that I

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can own that whether I resonate
or own it or not, understand it

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or not, God has served as a hope
and trust in my life.

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He has sustained me, He has
worked, He has moved, but I can,

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I can name certain ways, but the
second piece is I can name all

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the ways that God has shown up
before and I still have parts of

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me that wrestle with.
Will he continue to be that?

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It’s not that I want to overtly
question him, but in my humanity

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that self preservation is there.
There’s concerns and fears are

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there.
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there’s an absence of God
overtly promising certain

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things.
There’s promises in Scripture,

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but I’m taking these steps of
obedience towards God without

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him having said directly, if you
do this, then I’m going to do

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that.
And so when things start to get

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hard, when things seem to be
going in the opposite direction,

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it can leave me wondering, was
that God that invited me to

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this?
Or did I make it into God

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inviting me?
Or did God invite me to

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something but I misinterpreted
it?

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Did I get this wrong?
And so these are the spaces in

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which I want God to be my hope
and my trust and my confidence,

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but I don’t know what God’s plan
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Definitively, this verse invites
us to hold to who we have known

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God to be as we lean forward.
This whole Psalm.

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That’s what it is in you, Lord,
I have taken refuge.

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Let me never be put to shame.
It’s naming who God has been and

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how we have leaned into that in
the past and holding to that as

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we look to the future.
To say I want God to remain my

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hope, my trust and my
confidence, but I acknowledge

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that I am a mere human that
struggles.

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The psalmist goes on to continue
to praise God to name who he is.

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My mouth will tell of your
righteous deeds.

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I will praise you with the harp
for your faithfulness, my God.

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As for me, I will always have
hope.

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I will praise you more and more.
He is making a decision in this

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space that his way of leaning
into God, continuing to be his

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hope and his trust, he’s going
to use his mouth to proclaim it

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and name it.
My mouth is filled with your

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praise, declaring your splendor
all day long.

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How are we using our mouths to
declare who God is, particularly

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in the seasons where it’s hard
to see it, particularly when we

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are in the spaces where the
psalmist seems to either be or

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be aware of.
My enemies speak against me.

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Those who wait to kill me
conspire together.

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They say God has forsaken him,
pursue him and sees him, for no

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one will rescue him.
You know, he is clearly in a

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spot where things are hard
enough that those around him are

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looking and saying, well, God’s
clearly abandoned him.

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When we are in that space, can
we be like the psalmist to say,

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here’s what my situation is,
Here’s who I know God used to

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be, but I’m gonna go ahead and
name who I’m saying he is today

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and who he’s going to be
forever.

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So that’s our challenge today.
Whether God’s been a part of

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your life all your life and you
knew it, or God’s been a part of

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your life all your life, but you
didn’t know it until later.

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This verse is true and it’s
something that we can proclaim

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in our hardest seasons.
Psalm 71 five for you, O Lord,

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are my hope, my trust, O Lord,
from my you or for you have been

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my hope Sovereign Lord,
confidence since my spot of God.

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We just thank you that you were
God and you were good.

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We thank you for the ways you
work and move.

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And so right now we do just
acknowledge you have been God

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all our lives, whether we
realized it or not.

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We thank you for the ways that
we can recognize it now, but we

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also acknowledge that it’s hard
for us to project out that

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reality into the hardships that
we face into the unknowns ahead.

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Help us to learn what it looks
like to use our mouths for claim

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who you are, even when it’s hard
to believe it with our entirety.

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But we do thank you that you
remain true to who you are.

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You are faithful.
You are our hope and our trust

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and our confidence.
Nice parents only name.

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Amen.