Today’s Psalm is all about sins and forgiveness, how we are to be the bride and body of Messiah, our sins not covered or forgiven without him, the two places for your sin, and who is truly bound for heaven.
Today’s Psalm encourages us to not get tired of hearing the same Truths, the greatness of God and how all words fall short, God’s grace in hard times, He is never far away, even when it may feel that way at the time.
Today’s message is about God’s strength, how He has all power and knowledge, doesn’t forget, and nothing is too hard for Him.
Today’s chapter will touch on Following our Father’s example, saying the good and the bad, the “truth in love” with balance, and the authority structure in the home.
In today’s podcast, we talk about trusting God no matter what the circumstance, and looking to Him, and not to man.
In this longer chapter, we go over a lot of ground, talking about health, including what the Bible says about our kidneys, heavy metals in our environment and how they affect us, vitamins and minerals, and how the blood is the life of the body. God knows our hearts better than we do, how he is the one we are called to follow. And lastly, the importance of Israel, not fighting against them, antisemitism today, and dividing up God’s land and the consequences of that.
Today’s chapter is all about waiting on God and trusting in him, and a reminder that he is all knowing… God doesn’t have a memory problem!
“Covering a lot of ground” (as always), today we talk about the generations and how each is clean in their own eyes. How Messiah said that unless He wash us we have no part in Him, and what it takes to truly be clean.
Reading through this well known Psalm, we talk about being fed with good food, truly resting, the lesson of sheep, Letting God be in charge and not taking control of our own lives. How God can restore our souls, if we lay down our will, and let him.
In today’s podcast, we dive deep into Study about the Prophecies this chapter contains, how and when they were fulfilled, and what it means.
Do You Know My Father? 