Psalm 118
Jul 26, 2026 · 0 min · 11 segments
Have you ever felt overwhelmed? Grab a Bible and join us in Psalm 118. Thank you for joining us online.
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Jul 26, 2026 · 0 min · 11 segments
Have you ever felt overwhelmed? Grab a Bible and join us in Psalm 118. Thank you for joining us online.
I don't, I don't know if you feel that.
I've taken a lot of personality tests in my life.
I, I don't know why we have personality tests, but I've, I've taken some of those, and, and I've realized is that I, I am a, a, a huge people pleaser.
Like, that is one of...
And, and that can be a really, really good thing, and that [chuckles] can be, like, a really, really bad thing.
Because sometimes I go home at night and, and, and here we don't have, like, a clock in and a clock out, and so, like, the Fred Flintstone, like, half of the rooms can understand that.
But, like, I don't get to check out and go home, and, like, my brain shuts off.
I go home and I'm thinking about, you know, "Did I, did I do this right?" Or, "I gotta meet with this person, and, and hopefully I'm gonna have the wisdom to do this." And we have board meeting coming up, and we have staff members that we have to care for, and interns, and, like, all of these things that I wanna make sure that I'm making the right choices.
And I feel that expectation.
Sometimes people put that on you, but sometimes you also, more importantly for me, like, I put it on myself.
Expectations.
We feel overwhelmed in different seasons of life, right? Like, we've all been there.
It's all different.
Sometimes we have family expectations.
Parents have expectations on their kids, friends, work expectations, and we get overwhelmed.
And do you know, we were not created to be overwhelmed.
I don't, I don't know if you feel that.
I've taken a lot of personality tests in my life.
I, I don't know why we have personality tests, but I've, I've taken some of those, and, and I've realized is that I, I am a, a, a huge people pleaser.
Like, that is one of...
And, and that can be a really, really good thing, and that [chuckles] can be, like, a really, really bad thing.
Because sometimes I go home at night and, and, and here we don't have, like, a clock in and a clock out, and so, like, the Fred Flintstone, like, half of the rooms can understand that.
But, like, I don't get to check out and go home, and, like, my brain shuts off.
I go home and I'm thinking about, you know, "Did I, did I do this right?" Or, "I gotta meet with this person, and, and hopefully I'm gonna have the wisdom to do this." And we have board meeting coming up, and we have staff members that we have to care for, and interns, and, like, all of these things that I wanna make sure that I'm making the right choices.
And I feel that expectation.
Sometimes people put that on you, but sometimes you also, more importantly for me, like, I put it on myself.
Expectations.
We feel overwhelmed in different seasons of life, right? Like, we've all been there.
It's all different.
Sometimes we have family expectations.
Parents have expectations on their kids, friends, work expectations, and we get overwhelmed.
And do you know, we were not created to be overwhelmed.
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