In The ABC’s of Trust from Psalms 9–10, Stephen Davey explores David’s call to remember God’s past faithfulness as a foundation for present and future trust. David begins with praise, committing to recount God’s wonderful deeds, and then pleads for deliverance from his enemies. Through an acrostic psalm, David expresses both confidence in God’s justice and frustration at the apparent success of the wicked. He describes their arrogance, cruelty, and denial of God, yet affirms that the Lord sees every act of evil and will bring judgment in His time. Ultimately, Davey reminds believers that even when God seems silent, He remains sovereign. The psalm ends with assurance that God defends the afflicted, hears their cries, and will one day right every wrong, encouraging worship and renewed faith in His perfect justice.
The ABC's of Trust
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