In Psalm 29 the word “Lord”
is used 18 times in 11 verses. This chapter shouts the majesty, power, glory,
and praise of God. He is powerful. He is glorious. He is majestic. His voice thunders. His power is unmatched. His majesty stuns.
The first 10 verses focus on the Lord, and in the final verse the Psalm turns to us.
“The Lord
gives strength to his people; the Lord blesses his people with peace.” (Psalm 29:11)
Through the finished work of
Jesus, we are adopted as children of God. He claims us as his children. He
secures us as his own. He declares we are his people.
He gives us strength, and he
blesses us with peace. We have limited energy and bounded strength, and the God
of all power gives us strength. We worry and at times overflow with anxiety and fear,
and the God of all glory grants us peace.
We praise you Father for your love. We thank you for strength and peace. Help us live as your people. Help us walk in your power. Help us rest in your peace.
We praise you Father for your love. We thank you for strength and peace. Help us live as your people. Help us walk in your power. Help us rest in your peace.
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