As we continue our Summer of Psalms series, today we turn to Psalm 32—a heartfelt testimony from David about what it truly means to live the blessed life. But this blessing isn’t about comfort, success, or ease. It’s about forgiveness. David opens with joy-filled words not about what he’s earned, but about what he’s received: mercy, grace, and pardon from a God who covers sin and lifts the weight of guilt. He knows firsthand the misery of hiding sin and the relief that comes through honest confession. Psalm 32 invites us to stop running, stop pretending, and come clean before the Lord—to embrace conviction not as punishment, but as a gift that leads to freedom, restoration, and joy. The blessed life begins not with perfection, but with repentance—and the God who meets us there with songs of deliverance.