Psalm 34: Taste and See

Sep 6, 2020 • Andrew Field • Psalms: Teach Us To Pray

There is a difference between understanding the love God has for you intellectually, and experience it for yourself. Just as there is a difference in knowing what honey is and what it should taste like, and tasting it for yourself. Come and experience the Lord!

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