Summer of Psalms | Lessons from the Fall

God's not punishing us so that we can receive justice. That's what he's already done through Jesus. The aim of God sent consequences of forgiven sin are to demonstrate the exceedingly evilness of sin, just to show us that, hey sin stings, sin is evil. And it's not just a get out of jail free card. Did I blow it? Yeah!
But I know that my Maker, the Creators of the heaven and earth, He has made me whole. He wants to make you whole. He doesn't want to leave you in the bottom. He wants you to see that it's him. In fact, look at the cry of David's heart he takes us to school on what we should be praying and crying if we want God to get us out of the pit.
He says, "Create in me, a pure heart, O God and renew a steadfast spirit within me." He begs God to make him pure, he begs God to make him new. He begs God to fully restore the power and the presence of his relationship in his life. That should be our prayer this week to get us out of the pit.