By His Grace We Will Never Be Shaken

 David was a man after God's own heart and many of the psalms he penned foretold of Jesus... the coming Messiah Who would rise from the dead, ascend into heaven, and sit at the right hand of the majesty on high, until God finally places all His enemies under His feet.
 This hymn of David describes the Lord delighting in His saints and details God's children joyously celebrating their fellowship with the Father. It portrays God as the portion of our inheritance, and we discover in this Psalm.
 Just as David's was a man whose heart was right towards the Lord and who stood in stark contrast to those that worshipped other god's... and upon whose heads God will pour out great judgement and wrath... even so, Christ's earthly life is the exemplification of a man Whose heart was perfect before God - a life that demonstrated that the pathway to life and joy only comes through Him.
 Through the prophetic pen of Israel's king David, we see Christ, Who is the example of the perfect Man Whose heart is sanctified unto the Lord, and Who lifted up His voice in humble prayer and obedient praise to God for His guidance and counsel. May we seek to set the LORD continually before our own eyes, knowing that He is forever at our right hand and By His Grace We Will Never Be Shaken.
I keep my eyes always on the LORD. With him at my right hand, I will not be shaken.

Our United Prayer:
Heavenly Father, we rejoice in the joy of our salvation and celebrate in the truth that Christ - our risen, ascended, glorified Lord, is seated on the right hand of the Father in heavenly places. Thank You that by faith in Him, we too might have life eternal and enjoy fellowship with the Father, despite the inevitable difficulties and dangers that we face in this fallen world. Thank You that He is continually before us. May we never be shaken, knowing that Christ is seated on the right hand of the majesty on high, and by death has conquered death and given life-eternal to all who believe in Him. In His name we pray, AMEN.