Psalm 26 concludes: "Now I stand on solid ground, and I will publicly praise the Lord." The Hebrew word translated here as "solid ground" is mishor. It can refer literally to a "level place" or "plateau" (for example, Deut. 3:10). Yet mishor has, in biblical Hebrew, a metaphorical sense of righteousness or justice. For example, in Malachi 2:6, God says that the Levites "lived good and righteous lives." Psalm 67:4 celebrates the fact that God governs the nations "with justice.

Arrived in rainy and colorful Dublin. Seeing family and exploring the city. While sitting in a coffee shop and having some „me“ time, I watched the people in this bubbling city and was reminded of the love God has for all nations. It is so crazy that God sees all the people on this earth… simple or educated ones, rich or poor, urban or rural… he sees all of them with such compassion and wants to reach each and every one with his love.

„You don’t raise heroes, you raise sons. And if you treat them like sons, they’ll turn out to be heroes, even if it’s only just in your own eyes.“ Unknown

// More Like Jesus // Let us be more like Jesus In everything we do; Let’s live a life of service, A life that’s fresh and new. Let’s relinquish worldly things, And not be slaves to fashion; Let’s fill our hearts with love, Forgiveness and compassion. Yes, let’s be more like Jesus, Being always in God’s will, For if Jesus’ light shines through us, Our earthly purpose we’ll fulfill. By Joanna Fuchs