Psalm 63:1-11 "It's Time to Seek the Lord..."

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Psalm 63:1-11 "It's Time to Seek the Lord..."

October 27, 2024 • Andy Falleur • Psalm 63, Ecclesiastes 3:11, Acts 17:26, Romans 5:5, Romans 8:11

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This Bible Study emphasizes the importance of seeking the Lord and how it should be a natural, constant, and transformative experience for believers. It examines who should seek the Lord, what it means to seek Him, when and where to seek Him, and why it is crucial to do so. The key points are that seeking the Lord is a necessary spiritual discipline, it should happen regularly and in all circumstances, and it leads to a deeper relationship with God that changes one's heart and life.

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