Glean from the wisdom of Psalm 37, particularly how hindsight can help believers grow in faith. Through the life of King David, the message encourages Christians to reflect on past experiences, trust God’s faithfulness, and embrace spiritual growth.

Key Themes Examined:

• Hindsight vs. Foresight: Learning from past experiences.
• God’s Faithfulness: He never forsakes His faithful followers.
• Trusting God in Difficult Times: Patience and waiting on His timing.
• Spiritual Growth Journey: From spiritual toddler to maturity.
• The Blessings of Faith: God’s blessings are not always immediate but are assured.
• The Danger of Misjudging God’s Timing and Purposes.

Key Points Expanded:

1. God’s Faithfulness to His Followers: In verses 23-26 of Psalm 37, David reflects on God's unwavering support for His faithful ones despite their failings. Dr. Youssef uses David’s experiences to illustrate that no matter how far we fall, God never abandons us. Instead, He holds us up, and His promises stand firm.
2. Trusting God in Difficult Times: As David learned, believers must understand that God’s timing often differs from our expectations. Even when life seems unfair, or wickedness seems to prosper, believers are encouraged to remain steadfast, trusting that God will ultimately vindicate those faithful to Him.
3. Spiritual Growth: The journey from being a “spiritual toddler” to mature faith mirrors physical growth. Early in one’s faith, everything is new and exciting, but as spiritual maturity develops, challenges arise. The sermon emphasizes that this growth process is essential for deepening one's trust and relationship with God.