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Christian, You Are Too Soft on Evil

Most Christians today have grown too soft on evil. Psalm 140 confronts that weakness head-on, showing us how to pray with holy boldness in a world filled with compromise. This isn’t about vengeance—it’s about loyalty to a God who calls us to stand firm against wickedness. In this article, you’ll learn how to recover the lost language of spiritual warfare, how to pray like David prayed, and why silence is no longer an option for those who love Christ. If you’ve ever wondered how to balance mercy and justice in your prayers, this is for you.

A bearded man in ancient biblical clothing prays beneath a moonlit sky, with the text “Psalm 4” overlaid in bold.

Why Peace Doesn’t Depend on Your Circumstances

David didn’t find peace in perfect circumstances. He found it in God alone. Psalm 4 is a cry in the night from a man surrounded by enemies but anchored in truth. This devotional walks through David’s words and reminds us why peace isn’t tied to comfort—but to who we belong to.