Psalms 75:

We give God thanks because his name is near and for his wonderful deeds.  At the set time, God will judge with fairness to instruct the boastful to be quiet and the wicked to calm down.  At that time, none will be lifted up in all the earth because God will be judge of all.  The wicked shall drown and the righteous shall be lifted up by God.  Focus on God, walk away from evil (anything immoral that leads to your dishonor or the dishonor of others in exchange of benefits), and always speak the truth.  The wicked, no matter how wealthy or powerful, will always rot with time.

Psalms 76:

God is known in Judah and Israel for his miraculous deeds.  No one can stand before God and his majestic nature.  In times of war, both the rider and horse are stunned.  God establishes judgment to save all the humbled on earth.  All the kings and princes are insignificant before God.  Always learn to ignore the rich and powerful because they are actually insignificant.  It is the attention you put on them that gives them the meaningless power to misled you with their wealth away from God. 

Psalms 77:

I cry aloud to God and he will respond.  Has the God who opens my eyelid forgotten to be gracious?  No matter what, I will remember all the great deeds God has done.  God will always redeem his people.  No matter how slow or how late it takes God to respond to your situations, just focus on the great things God has done in the past.  Before you know it, you are in a better place than you thought you deserved..

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