From the Preacher's Desk
Jan 11, 2026
In many places, of David’s writings in the book of Psalm, one in particular, he pens in chapter 7: 17, “I will praise the LORD according to His righteousness: and will sing praise to the name of the LORD most high.” Praise His righteousness and sing to the name of the LORD! Both give the LORD all of the glory in our lives for everything done or received.
With this true perception, how is it placed in our minds through the word of God, for self-boasting? Truly, in this great book are many inclusive verses of knowledge of innocence, and many lessons which dominate and are prominent in the bonds of Israel and are certainly not mistaken or casual. We must take caution of the writings of Psalm, which mistakenly draws self-deceiving thoughts to the reader as being silly or being a victim of circumstances. This view draws the conclusion of being portrayed as an unattainable victim of non-perfection. These are evil and sinister thoughts planted by the dragon i.e., Satan who uses a method of repulsive and highsounding perceptions but with little meaning or inflated and non-valuable selfpromotion.
All knowledgeable Christians must pray without ceasing for God’s Understanding and Wisdom of His Holy Word, to ward against self-promotion and self-worth depletion without giving all honor, praise and glory to the Lord’s righteousness and praise to His Holy name in everything.