They make it seem like they really wanted Jesus' advice on this thorny question. But instead Jesus gives the advice that's reflected in our Confession: be subject to the government,

the church from companies dedicated to helping ministries thrive, and one of the most common bits of advice Certainly that's good advice, but it's clear that Paul didn't work for one of these companies when he

Want straightforward, practical advice on how to live a blessed life? Just open the Psalms.

But all of this verbal thunder is offset by the peaceful advice Psalm 46 provides.

Certainly there's more to this than we can discuss in this short post, but let's instead follow the advice

into a full blown physical confrontation, but you can see that the catechism is simply echoing Paul's advice

When you walk through the valley and feel the way the psalmist often felt, follow the Canon's advice:

If the initial, private confrontation doesn't solve the problem, Jesus passes on the Old Testament's advice

Dig Deeper   There's lots of deep theology and practical advice here in Psalm 86, but today we only have

whether they've experienced God's grace or not, have the ability to follow this seemingly simplistic advice