Finding Confidence in the King Summary On this episode of Lifespring! One Year Bible Rewind, we explore Psalms 45-47 together. This collection of songs celebrates the majesty of the Messiah and the security we find in God. First, we examine a beautiful wedding song for the Heavenly Bridegroom and His bride. Afterward, we move into a powerful declaration of holy confidence in God as our fortress. Finally, we conclude with a universal call for all nations to clap their hands and shout to God with cries of joy. Entities Mentioned The Messiah: Psalm 45 describes Him as the most excellent of men and the beautiful Bridegroom. Sons of Korah: These authors or performers receive credit for these three specific Psalms. John Merrant: This African-American preacher bridged cultural gaps in 18th century Canada. Dietrich Bonhoeffer: This Lutheran academic and martyr stood firmly against the Nazi regime. Why This Matters These chapters remind us that our faith rests on the person of Jesus Christ. Furthermore, they reveal the character of a God who stays ready to help in times of trouble. Whether we celebrate a noble theme or face mountains that crumble into the sea, our identity remains secure. Because God loves us, He defines us as His children. This love is not something we earn. Instead, it is a love that names us. Commentary Psalm 45 presents a profound wedding song. While some might focus on Solomon, spiritual eyes see Jesus. He is the great warrior and king whose beauty surpasses that of man. Next, Psalm 46 serves as a song of holy confidence. It reminds every believer that the Lord of heaven’s armies stays among us even if the earth melts. Finally, Psalm 47 celebrates God as the King over all the earth. This passage invites every nation to join in the praise. Verse of the Day Psalm 46:1 God is our refuge and strength, always ready to help in times of trouble. Read Psalm 46:1 on BibleGateway On This Date In Church History On February 4, 1786, John Merrant preached to the Mi’kmaq people in Newfoundland. This event proved that the Gospel belongs to every race. Later, in 1906, Dietrich Bonhoeffer was born. He famously challenged the world to choose costly grace over cheap grace. Consequently, his life reminds us that theology is a commitment that may demand everything we have. Support Your value for value support makes this podcast possible. Please check out the latest episode of Verses We Missed at VersesWeMissed.com. You can learn more about how God’s love defines us through that program. Your generosity keeps the Lifespring! family growing every day. Social/Contact Website: lifespringmedia.com Prayer Requests: pr