
Why You Lose Confidence After You’ve Already Made It Through | Psalm 138 Explained
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You’ve been through things before.
Situations that felt uncertain. Moments where you didn’t know how it would work out.
And somehow… it did.
But now?
You’re facing something new… and the confidence you had back then feels distant.
Why?
In this episode of Practical Advice from the Scriptures, we break down Psalm 138… a powerful expression of gratitude that’s rooted in memory, humility, and trust.
This isn’t surface-level praise. It’s recognition of what has already proven reliable.
And that changes how you face what’s next.
Because here’s the truth…
You’re not starting from zero. You’re starting from experience.
And if you remember correctly… you move differently.
If you’ve been facing something that’s making you question your confidence… this episode will help you reconnect with what has already held you up… and move forward with clarity.
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