Delight in the Lord
Psalm 37
David Brink | Associate Pastor
The Psalmist begins with the statement "Do not be agitated by evildoers." This is easy enough to say, but harder to accomplish. Thankfully, we are not just told not to be agitated but are shown how we can delight in the Lord even when evil seems like it has the upper hand. Our delight in the Lord is not dictated by our circumstances, but rather is grown over time as the Lord changes our hearts.

August 15, 2026

prayer

“Acts”

Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication 

scripture

Psalm 37

outline

  • Delight that an evildoer’s prosperity expires
  • Delight in the work of righteousness
  • Delight in the Lord’s supporting hand.

Reflection Questions

  1. How does faith play a vital role in this Psalm?
  2. Why should we not worry about an evildoer’s temporary prosperity?