EPISODE · Sep 26, 2025 · 3 MIN
One Thing I Ask | Psalm 27
from The Daily Devotional Podcast · host Waypoint Church
In the middle of fear and uncertainty, David asks for just one thing: to dwell in God’s presence. Not escape, not control—just to see His beauty and be near. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to desire God Himself above everything else, and how that desire gives us strength to wait with courage.Did You Know?The phrase “to gaze on the beauty of the Lord” implies contemplative worship—literally to fix one’s attention in adoration.Quote:“The most important thing about you is not what you do, but who you behold.” — John Mark ComerPrayer:God, more than answers, I want You. Let me dwell in Your presence and see Your beauty.Spiritual Practice Prompt:Spend five minutes today in stillness. Don’t ask for anything. Just repeat: “One thing I ask… to dwell with You.The Daily Devotional PodcastCreated by Waypoint Church. Stay connected and grow in faith with us:Read the devotional & follow along → Church Center AppExplore more resources and connect with us online → wearewaypoints.orgConnect on social media:YouTube → Waypoint Church ChannelInstagram → @waypointchurch.usFacebook → Waypoint ChurchMore links → Helpful resources & events “May the Lord bless you and keep you — and may His presence guide you this week.”
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In the middle of fear and uncertainty, David asks for just one thing: to dwell in God’s presence. Not escape, not control—just to see His beauty and be near. In this episode, we reflect on what it means to desire God Himself above everything else, and how that desire gives us strength to wait with courage. Did You Know? The phrase “to gaze on the beauty of the Lord” implies contemplative worship—literally to fix one’s attention in adoration. Quote: “The most important thing about you is not w...
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