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A Song For the Sleepless (Psalm 4)

Psalm 4 is a song for the dark, restless nights when fear, anger, and uncertainty feel overwhelming. David refuses to let those voices have the final word. Instead, he turns to the Lord: God hears his people, sets them apart, and the light of countenance shines upon them. Psalm 4 shows that faith doesn’t require our circumstances to change before we can have joy and peace.
From Series: Summering in the Psalms | More Messages from Rev. Sam Hogan | Download Audio
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