When Faith Grows Up | Psalm 131

1. Grown up faith denounces pride
   • Humble your attitude
   • Humble your ambitions

2. Grown up faith embraces contentment
   • Learn how to relate to yourself
   • Learn how to relate to the Lord

3. Grown up faith practices hope
   • Expect the Lord to take care of you today
   • Expect the Lord to take care of you tomorrow

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• [Tweet “Psalm 131 is both by David and about David: he is the author and the subject of it, and many incidents of his life may be employed to illustrate it.” Charles Haddon Spurgeon”]
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• [Tweet “At every stage of our Christian development and in every sphere of our Christian discipleship, pride is our greatest enemy and humility is our greatest friend.” John Stott”]
• [Tweet “All that we are and say and do and think and feel flows from what is in our hearts.” @hbcharlesjr”]
• [Tweet “The difference between God and us is, God never thinks that He is us. @hbcharlesjr”]
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• [Tweet “You cannot ask God to set you free if you are holding on to the things that have you bound.” @hbcharlesjr”]