Well put. Psalm 37 is one of those that I come back to again and again. It certainly is about question of the righteous and the wicked, but I think the positive commands of v.3 - 8 (Trust, do (good), delight, commit, be still, do not fret, refrain from anger) stretch beyond the context and describe "movements" of the heart that we should be experiencing and cultivating day to day, moment to moment. An "operating system' of Christian character if you will.
Well put. Psalm 37 is one of those that I come back to again and again. It certainly is about question of the righteous and the wicked, but I think the positive commands of v.3 - 8 (Trust, do (good), delight, commit, be still, do not fret, refrain from anger) stretch beyond the context and describe "movements" of the heart that we should be experiencing and cultivating day to day, moment to moment. An "operating system' of Christian character if you will.
Thanks Mike, I appreciate you pointing us to the way the psalm overall provides a positive direction for the 'movements of the heart'!