In Psalm 18, David reflects back to the many times that God delivered him from the hand of King Saul. In doing so, he reminds us of God’s power in delivering us from our troubles, as well as His grace in helping us as we endure them.
Psalm 18- Confidence in My Deliverer
- Steve Carter
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- Old Testament

