Psalm 88: “Waiting on God and Not Losing Hope” Through the Bible series

Today’s Psalm we talk about feeling rejected, crying out to God, and the fear that He could be hiding his face from us. We don’t always get to hear God, when we want to hear him, and this requires Faith on our part, that His timing is always perfect and requires us to wait and abide in our relationship with Him. Struggling to understand, it doesn’t come easy. Being self willed and just doing whatever we want is a much simpler option!

We talk about the ways God gives us to continue to abide, so we don’t get stuck and trust in a formula of when, where, why, how. We have to continue to speak with Him to grow and know His will for the future.

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Psalm 77: “It’s all in the Relationship” Through the Bible series Podcast

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.

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Psalms 37, pt. 1: “Committing Your Way” Through the Bible series

The beginning of today’s chapter is all about our relationship, committing your way to Him, presenting your request, life and death, and the results of blessing and cursing in the 2 kingdoms.

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Proverbs 19, pt. 1 “Make Your Choice” *Podcast* Through the Bibles series

Today’s chapter we’ll talk a lot about people in general, children and our role in their life and discipline. How each of us have a choice, we aren’t forced into a relationship with him.

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Proverbs 19: “You Think You’re Perfect?” *Podcast* Through the Bible series

In today’s chapter, we talk about assumptions people make. Our personal relationship with God, how it is not a race against someone else, and we are each accountable for ourselves. That salvation is for everyone, not one salvation prize and you have to win. Each of us has our own personal struggles, and how, so often, we are our own worst enemy.

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