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Have you ever felt falsely accused, wrongfully punished, unfairly attacked? Have you struggled with the thoughts and feelings you felt towards your would-be enemies in that season? Psalm 35 is a wonderful prayer that encapsulates a perfect balance between unrestrained, raw, voiced emotions and submissive, hopeful faith in the God of Justice. It has been quoted in the New Testament

In Psalm 34 David chooses to extol and praise God while is on the run from Saul. At the point of this Psalm’s inception, David was literally acting insane in order to draw mercy from his enemies and escape death. Why would he praise God in the midst of what seemed like the epitome of God forsaking him or letting him down? It is because David felt heard by God. He had tasted of Go

On today's My Take, we cover the Kenyan General Election and the voter apathy surrounding it from many young people. Should I vote? Does my vote even count? What does Scripture have to say? Join us as we take a deeper look...--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Follow ITD on Social Media:Facebook: @ithin

God is faithful and God protects. These are two commonly known attributes of God’s character. But have you ever considered that God’s faithfulness is just as rooted in His power and ability as much as it is in His track record? And have you ever considered that God’s protection is just as rooted in His justice as much as it is His love and mercy? In Psalm 33, David calls for

#blessed? What is the blessed life? What is the #goodlife? Is it to live in abundance? Without lack? With great fame and fortune? In Psalm 32, David thoughtdifferent. For him, the blessed life was the forgiven life. One where God had forgiven and covered the transgressions of an individual. @KevinMuriithi returns to take us through these deep thoughts in this Psalm.Join us as he ta

We are joined again by Peter Ayiro, who returns to link Psalm 31 back to Psalm 27 for us. Does doubt fill you when you find yourself in the midst of a difficult situation after following God? Do you wonder whether he really led you or you were somehow deceived into the trouble you now face? Psalm 31 is a beautiful example of how David reminded himself of who God was and what he had

Rev. David Ewagata joins us again today to take us through Psalm 30. How do we process various moments in our life? Moments where death seems close? Moments where we are at the end of our rope? Moments where we have been scorned? Moments where God’s favor is upon us? Moments when we feel God disapproves of us? In Psalm 30 David reflects on all these moments in his life, moments h

Have you ever been asked to praise God during a season of suffering and disappointment, when you felt like you were in a pit or you were at the end of your rope? How did you feel about that request? Did you understand it? Were you angry at the suggestion? Did you feel that God needs to first sort out your situation before you can praise him? Psalm 29 gives us a glimpse into David�

Rev. David Ewagata joins us today to take us through Psalm 28. Have you called on God without answer before? Have you doubted that he has heard you? Are you struggling to hear Him? Psalms 28 shows us how David called to God even when he feared that God would be silent. Join us as we go deeper…----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Today we are joined by Peter Ayiro, who takes us through Psalm 27. In Psalm 27, David is once again dealing with his foes. From his response, we see how to face the animosity that comes from those who oppose us. Are you facing opposition? Are there former friends and family members you used to lean on who are now strategizing against you? This devotional on Psalm 27 is for you. Joi