Well Lit Path Podcast

In Psalm 66 we are going to WORSHIP!! This is turning into a theme and is indicative of why the Psalms were such great worship songs for the Israelites. 
In this Psalm, the psalmist calls on all people to worship God, speaks of his glory, his beauty, his power and then he provides us with the proper response to our God.
The message of the Psalm boils down to multiple calls to Come and See. This was also the phrase on the lips of the apostles who brought people to meet Christ. It should be the phrase on our lips as well. It should be the praise on our lips. Come and see what God has done, for us, come and see what he has done for all creation, come and see his rich blessings, his love, his sacrifice, his salvation. Come and see what God has done.

In Psalm 65, David shows us the manifold specific blessings of God to the believer, and God's general blessings on all creatures and people. 
It's easy to take the general blessings of God for granted. It is just as easy to take his specific blessings for the believer for granted. But he has lavished us with rich kindness we could never deserve. Not just as believers, but he has given each and every person on this planet, breath and life. It's easy to get stuck in a rut that blinds us to his rich blessings. 
What if we got stuck in a different rut? A rut of praising him for each and every thing and person in our lives. What if we lived our life in that rut? Maybe we just need to get stuck in a new rut!