ABOUT THIS EPISODE
I wonder sometimes if a Lead Pastor’s main role is to be the C.R.O.
The “Chief REMINDING Officer”.
For most of us in the Church, we aren’t being told NEW information, but we need weekly reminders of who God is, of who we are and WHOSE we are.
Much of the Psalms act as a reminder of the acts of God, the faithfulness of God, and the goodness of God.
We don’t “forget” God in the way the term is typically used… in the way we forget our passwords or the name of our cousin’s new boyfriend… but perhaps the biggest struggle for all Christians is “forgetting God” in such a way that sidelines Him in our life; going to every other comfort or resource before we remember to turn to Him.
If for no other reason, these are important Psalms because Scripture records at least 200 versions of the same call to “Remember God”
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