Well Lit Path Podcast

In Psalm 78, later Asaph rehearses (recounts) for Israel everything that God has done for them. He highlights all the blessings God had brought them through, even when they didn't deserve it.
This may be something we need to practice more in our own lives, I know I surely need it in mine. Do we recount enough and keep record of all God has done for us? Do we read and reread the gospel account, acknowledging the blessings he has bestowed on us who are so unworthy, but who he has made worthy through his Son?
There's a challenge at the end of the episode for November and my prayer is that you'll join me in it.

In Psalm 77 we join Asaph (of the Assyrian attacks) as he struggles again how God is working.
God had multiple promises for Israel, some conditional , some unconditional. In the Christian life, he has the same types of promises. It can be hard to see one when the reality of another type of promise draws the imminent focus of our lives.
The bottom line is, when we don't understand how God is working out his promises in our lives, our best course of action is to cry out and remember how many times he's blessed in our lives, what he has done for us before. Whether a promise to chastise those he loves, or to fulfill the work he has begun in us at salvation, his promises are yes and amen.