Yolanda &quote Doyle, Cookie&quote Psalm 73- Sight

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Psalm 73--Sight: Perspective Altering takes you through the struggle the psalmist Asaph had as he viewed what he saw contrary to what he believed defined God's goodness. Many of us define God's goodness by our expectations and experiences the same way Asaph did. Then we see the chaos of the world, or even more, it touches our lives, and we begin to question, "Is God really good?"This study helps us answer that question. What we see going on in the world around us may negatively impact our walk with God. Learning to base our decisions on God's Word and not what we see is vital for God's people. Walking by faith keeps us from developing a distorted view of God as what we see in life tries to capsize what we know about him.This study aims to help you develop a biblical worldview when life circumstances contradict what the Bible teaches about God's goodness. My prayer is that you conclude in the same way as Asaph did with hope: "My flesh and my heart fail; But God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever."2