As David focused on God's triumph, He turned his problems into praise through prayer. David's problems were God's seeming inactivity to His people(v.1) and God's seeming indifference to His enemies(v.2-11). David turns to God in prayer and asks that God would remember the weak(v.12-13) and pay back the wicked(v.14-15). Prayer changed his focus from the problems to praising God(v.16-18). It is through God-centered, believing prayer that God brings comfort and strength.
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Ryan Case has a passion to see the lost ushered into the Kingdom of God, as well as to see Christ's redeemed grow in all knowledge and grace. His 'heroes of the faith' include John Piper, D.A. Carson, and C.H. Spurgeon. Ryan graduated from the Toronto Baptist Seminary and was...
