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About Jefferson Vann

Jefferson Vann is pastor of Piney Grove Advent Christian Church in Delco, North Carolina.

20180810

Psalms 4:2 How long, you mere humans, will my honor be insulted? How long will you love what is worthless and chase after a lie? Selah The psalmist turns back to his accusers and asks how long they plan on … Continue reading →

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20180809

Psalms 4:1 Respond to me when I call, God, who vindicates me. You freed me from affliction; show grace to me again and hear my prayer. The psalmist knows what it is like for God to answer his prayer, so … Continue reading →

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20180808

Psalms 3:8 Deliverance belongs to Yahveh; may your blessing be on your people. Selah The psalmist began by counting his enemies, then introduced his champion: God himself, who rises ready to break teeth. Problems are for him to solve. Deliverance … Continue reading →

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20180807

Psalms 3:7 Rise up, Yahveh! Save me, my God! You punch all my enemies on the face; you break the teeth of the wicked ones. The psalmist had been counting his enemies, and saw them multiply before his eyes. No … Continue reading →

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20180806

Psalms 3:6 I am not going to be afraid of thousands of people who have taken their stand against me on every side. The psalmist has chosen who he will trust, and that choice stifled his urge to fear his … Continue reading →

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20180805

Psalms 3:5 I am lying down and sleeping; I will wake again because the LORD sustains me. With the knowledge that his enemies are multiplying all around him, the psalmist declares his trust in God’s faithfulness by lying down and … Continue reading →

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20180804

Psalms 3:4 I cry aloud to the Yahveh, and he responds to me from his holy mountain. Selah. Sometimes it takes awhile before the LORD responds, but he responds. It is better to be found waiting on the Lord’s responds … Continue reading →

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20180803

Psalms 3:3 But you, Yahveh, are a shield around me, my glory, and the one who lifts up my head. The LORD provides protection (a shield), position (my glory), and encouragement (lifts the head). He does help, and his help … Continue reading →

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20180802

Psalms 3:2 Many are saying about me, “There is no help for him in God.” Selah It is the psalmist’s enemies who are boasting that God is not providing the help he needs. That makes it a whole new conflict, … Continue reading →

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20180801

Psalms 3:1 Yahveh, see how my enemies have multiplied! There are so many who attack me. Sometimes when we pray, we are merely whining to God. That is okay; he’s a big God. He can take it. We should not … Continue reading →

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