Today’s Psalm is about how we cannot go to God with what we want and demand it but should align our will to his, God is not a genie in a bottle!
It also centers on the verse “I never knew you”, and do we want that to be us?
Today’s chapter is short and some homework for listeners! We are just letting it fall how it falls, and encouraging you to do a little work yourself on this short Psalm!
Today’s chapter we talk about how we are grafted into Israel. We are encouraged to put God first. We talk about how David’s Kingdom was divided and why, and that the enemy hates righteousness.
“All are called, few are chosen. Why? Because not all answer the call, the chosen are those who answer it.”
Is your hedge broken down? Defining the hedge of protection from Job, and how it applies to us, why we should pray for it in our lives.
Today’s Psalm is a overview of what had transpired in the lives of the children of Israel up to this point, and warns about the dangers of flattery.
Today we talk about the importance of keeping in touch with our relationship with God. How it is not a one time and done thing, it is an abiding. How we may waver in Faith, but how to keep that strong is to be in touch with him and communicate what we are going through in prayer.
Today we talk a lot about trust. From defensive fighting/war vs picking fights, and trusting in God, the one who gives the strength and “teaches our hands to war”. We discuss how there has historically been a lot of trust in horses and weapons for war, but where the true trust and praise should be for all the gifts we have been given in life.
Today’s Psalm addresses righteous judgement and God as the Final judge, calling on His name, how when we break one of His commandments, we break them all. The importance of obeying His commandments and observing His appointed times with joy and thankfulness.
Today’s podcast in about the enemies of God, thing that will try to knock us off track, and the key of God-given authority in the home and Country.
Today we talk about having peace in our heart and relating to others. We are encouraged to not envy the prosperity of the wicked, that God always has a signal but that pride can stand between he and us, as God resists it.
Do You Know My Father? 