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I see a lot of conversation in the media about positive self-talk. And I get it. Talking negatively about yourself to yourself is not helpful. Inspired by Micah Tyler's song "Praise The Lord," I meditated on King David's self-talk in the Psalms. He pumps himself up by telling his soul to praise the Lord.
Biblical self-talk is WAY better than anything you'll read about anywhere else. Let's learn about it together in Psalm 103 this week.
In this episode, I discuss the following:
- Taking a B.I.T.E. out of Scripture – this week's Bible Interaction Tool Exercises include:
- Read in context
- Repetition
- Consider the opposite
- Mark up the text
- Meditate on Scripture
- Complete a word study
- Episode Guide Download
- Theology leads to doxology
- As you learn and grow and then approach Scripture again, you will see new things because YOU are new
- Studying Psalm 103 in previous episodes - Episode 103 and Episode 332
- Psalm 103 is the first in a series of praise psalms (Psalms 103-107)
- David's self-talk about praising the Lord as bookends of Psalm 103
- "If we aren't praising God truly, we aren't thinking about God rightly and deeply." - Exalting Jesus in Psalms 101-150 - Amazon Paid Link
- Biblical self-talk focuses our words on God and not on ourselves
- Considering the opposite of "praise" - wordhippo.com
- Turning truths learned in Scripture into phrases of praise that your soul declares back to God
- Following the cross-reference regarding God's treatment of our sin
- Isaiah 38:17-19
- Isaiah 43:24
- Micah 7:19
- Romans 4:7
- Ephesians 2:5
- Completing a word study on the word translated "soul"
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