Psalm 1 (2)
Introduction
We Are All Walking Toward Something
discipleship is more a matter of hungering and thirsting than of knowing and believing. Jesus’s command to follow him is a command to align our loves and longings with his—to want what God wants, to desire what God desires, to hunger and thirst after God
not only are the two ways distinguished by who travels down them, but by how many travel down the way of the world
One who walks in the way of the righteous will struggle against the traffic, banging against the currents of peer pressure and culture group-thinking mentality. Yet in spite of this, still there is one way of happiness
sin is a temptation that we first tries out, later becomes accustomed to, and let take root and finally becomes a habit or lifestyle
from listening to advice, to joining on a walk, to joining in living
The Fruit of Each Path
to follow in this “way” that
in contrast to the resilient tree, which retains its leaves even through the hot winds of summer, the wicked are likened to chaff , which is a helpless victim of the wind
