Doug Van Meter - 28 February 2016
God’s Mercy for God’s Mission (Psalm 118:1–29)
Martin Luther once wrote of Psalm 118: “This Psalm has been of special service to me. It has helped me out of many great troubles, when either Emperor nor kings nor wise men nor saints could help.” The more I have read and reflected on this psalm, the more I can appreciate Luther’s partiality. This psalm is full of hope, because it is full of promise—all because it is full of Christ.
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We hear much and think deeply on the biblical qualifications and characteristics of elders appointed to the church, but how often do we consider the responsibility of the congregation to care for its elders? The proper practice of corporate spiritual disciplines requires us to assess our responsibilities to our elders, for the good of the church and the progress of the gospel and the glory of God.