Tag: King David

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Fresh

The Lord is ready to keep on anointing you because He knows that for you to successfully reign in new realms and over bigger territories, you must be anointed with ‘fresh oil.’

by Peter Simon

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Horn

The power, authority and influence that God gave to King David as a warrior, king and worshipper shadows what Christ has given us to reign for the glory of His Name.

by Peter Simon

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Fortress

Today we are being reminded that the Most High, the Almighty God, is our ultimate source of protection and security, regardless of what kind of threats and challenges we might have to face in life.

by Peter Simon

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Glad

In a world full of sorrow and misery, God specializes in intervening in the affairs of His people, providing for them and filling their hearts with divine gladness.

by Peter Simon

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Upheld

Regardless of how down you are, the Father’s mighty right Hand is upholding you, and will never allow you to be completely finished nor be written off.

by Peter Simon

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Comfortable

How comfortable or uncomfortable is your life? Though he was a wealthy king, David demonstrates to us the true source of his comfort.

by Peter Simon

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As a man who was familiar with anointing oil both as an anointed ruler and a shepherd, David metaphorically uses the act of anointing to symbolize blessing, the Spirit of God upon his life, and divine consecration to reign in life.

by Peter Simon

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Followed

As a shepherd himself from his youth, David celebrates his Shepherd’s goodness and mercy in all the days of his life.

by Peter Simon

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Hosanna

Quoting from Psalm 118, the people shouted ‘Hosanna’ (save, we pray) at Christ’s triumphal entry into Jerusalem ahead of His crucifiction, which we mark today as Palm Sunday when we make a public proclamation of Christ as our King.

by Peter Simon

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Contrite

God seeks and honours contrite people who genuinely feel sorry for their actions (of commission or omission), recognize the impact of their behavior on others and feel a deep sense of regret for it.

by Peter Simon