Psalms 84 - 89
PsalmsSteve Gregg
In this discussion, Steve Gregg explores Psalms 84-89, focusing on the themes of blessings and strength in God. He notes the significance of Jerusalem as the city of God and the place where His glory rests. Gregg also discusses the covenant made with David and its relevance to Christians today. Ultimately, the psalms emphasize the importance of walking in truth and calling upon the Lord daily.
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