David appears to be coming out of the other side of a storm refreshed and confident in his God. Allowing the battle to be the Lord's he has saved himself from disaster time and again. Most people will tend to think that when they make the choice to allow God to have the battle that this means that there will be no difficulties in life. That is not the case much of the time. God will allow the strains of life to help build our spiritual muscles. This means that over time we will be able to handle more challenges. He has our development and our hearts in mind. He is committed to seeing us through every situation and promises that He will not let us get in over our heads. Take some time today and re-read these words from David to God. Then write your own psalm of praise to Him who has delivered you not only from the enemy, but has delivered you from death.
"Father, thank You for caring."
Heart and Soul,
BAG
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