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God Hears the Morning Notification.

Psalms 5 — David makes God his first notification before the timeline loads

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Key Takeaways

God's holiness isn't just a vibe — liars and boasters straight up can't stand in His presence.

📢 Chapter 5 — God Hears the Morning Notification 🙏

This is a — a morning . Before the day even starts, before the noise kicks in, David is already talking to God. Not a quick "bless this day" either. He's bringing the real stuff: his worries, his enemies, his need for direction.

It's raw, it's honest, and it sets a tone that hits different for anyone who's ever woken up anxious about what the day might bring.

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First Thing in the Morning 🌅

doesn't ease into this. He opens with urgency — God, listen to me:

"Lord, hear what I'm saying. Pay attention to what I can't even put into words — the groaning, the sighs, the stuff too deep for a caption. You are my King and my God, and You're the only one I'm bringing this to.

Every morning, I'm up early talking to You. I lay out my prayer before You like a morning sacrifice and then I wait."

There's something powerful about making God the first voice you hear before the timeline gets to you. David didn't just pray — he watched. He expected God to show up. That's . 🌅

God Doesn't Tolerate the Fake 🚫

Now reminds himself who he's talking to. This isn't some chill, anything-goes God:

"You are not a God who vibes with Evil. Wickedness can't even be in the same room as You. The boastful don't get to stand in Your presence. You hate everyone who does evil.

You destroy those who speak lies. The Lord has zero tolerance for the bloodthirsty and the deceitful."

No cap — this is a check. God isn't just nice. He's holy. And doesn't get a pass, no matter how well someone performs on the outside. The people who peddle lies and violence? They're cooked. ⚡

But I Get to Come In 🫶

Here's the pivot. After all that weight about God's holiness, says something wild:

"But me? I get to walk into Your house — not because I earned it, but because of the abundance of Your steadfast love. I will bow down toward Your holy Temple because I actually fear You.

Lord, lead me in Your Righteousness. My enemies are watching. Make Your path straight in front of me."

David isn't claiming to be better than those other people. He's saying the only reason he has access to God is — he didn't earn. And then he asks for direction, because when you're surrounded by people who want you to fail, you need God to light the way. 🫶

The Receipts on the Wicked 💀

gets specific about what these people are really like. And it's not pretty:

"There is no truth in their mouth. Their whole inside is destruction. Their throat is like an open grave — nothing but death comes out. And they smooth-talk their way through it all.

God, hold them accountable. Let their own schemes be what takes them down. They've racked up rebellion after rebellion — cast them out, because they've set themselves against You."

This is David saying: these people aren't just annoying. They're sus to their core — flattery on the outside, destruction on the inside. And he's not asking for personal revenge. He's asking God to let their own sin catch up with them. That's . 💀

The Shield Over the Faithful 🛡️

closes with the flip side. After everything heavy, he lands on :

"But let everyone who takes refuge in You be filled with joy. Let them sing — not just once, but always. Spread Your protection over them so that everyone who loves Your name can celebrate.

Because You bless the righteous, Lord. You surround them with favor like a shield."

That last image is elite. God's isn't just a feeling — it's a shield. It wraps around you on every side. David started this psalm groaning, and he ends it singing. That's what happens when you bring your morning to God instead of your anxiety. 🛡️✨