Ben Cutts & Dan Napier - August 10, 2025
Doubting: When I Lost My Way
Psalm 73 God is good. But it’s easy to forget that truth when we look around us. Seeing how others live can warp our hearts if we lose our eternal perspective. It’s coming into the temple that reminded the Psalmist of what is ultimately true about the fate of the wicked and the righteous, and the Psalmist remembers where he finds contentment. How can we apply this to our lives when we lose our way? What does the Psalmist remember about God that we need reminding of? For more about Christ Central Church Portsmouth visit: https://christcentral.church Or via socials: www.facebook.com/christcentral.ch www.instagram.com/christcentralchurchportsmouth To connect with us email: hello@christcentral.church or give us your details at https://www.christcentral.church
From Series: "Teach Us To Pray: A Psalm for Every Season"
When we read and pray the Psalms, they don’t just express how we feel, they show us how we’re doing like a mirror shows us things that we can’t see otherwise. Yet the Psalms don’t just express how we feel or show us who we are; they change us. St Ambrose of Milan said: “The delightful book of the Psalms provides a true gymnasium for the soul with exercises to develop every virtue.” The Psalms shouldn’t be an echo chamber of our own prayers, doubts, laments, and praise. They move us further on, towards God in wonder, love and praise.
