6 I call on you, my God, for you will answer me; turn your ear to me and hear my prayer.
David is surrounded by enemies and crying out to God in a time of danger. What stands out in this verse is David’s confidence—not just in God’s power to help, but in His willingness to listen. This isn’t a ritualistic or doubtful prayer. It’s a deeply personal call to a God whom David knows responds. The verse falls in the middle of a psalm filled with distress and trust, showing how prayer is David’s lifeline.
This verse reminds us that prayer isn’t wishful thinking—it’s faith in action. Like David, you can talk to God with confidence that He’s listening. When life feels heavy or enemies (seen or unseen) surround you, don’t just whisper empty words. Speak boldly, expecting the Lord to hear. Because He does. Let that truth steady your heart and deepen your trust.
