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Anchored in the Word Morning Reflection: Season 4 Episode 114: Worship from the Heart: All of Life: Psalm 47:1-9 #morningreflections #sovereignty #order #worship

Have you ever felt like one of those stubborn sheep—stuck, confused, and not quite sure which way to go? You’re not alone. In this episode, we’re diving into the comfort and power of Psalm 23 and what it truly means that Jesus is our Good Shepherd. Even when we resist or wander, His love pursues us, protects us, and reminds us: in Him, we lack nothing.

Sunday, June 8, 2025Chris BennettPsalm 1:1-6

Second Baptist Church - Houston, TX | Psalm 1 introduces the entire book of Psalms, all 150 chapters, around the idea of what it means to be "blessed." The psalmist shows us that when it comes to blessing, there are only two distinct paths of life, two distinct experiences, and two distinct destinies. There is no 'middle ground' to spiritually, an underlying principle that resonates through every psalm.

Garen Fosythe | 05-04-2025 | Radically Re-Imaging the Spiritual Life: Psalm 1:1-3, Jeremiah 17:7-8 by TABC

During this final week in the life of Moses, we will examine several portions of Scripture that he wrote as he prepared to hand over the leadership of the nation to Joshua. Throughout this study of Moses' life, we have explored his “mountain moments” and his “valley moments”—that is, we have studied both his obedience and his disobedience. This week, however, we will focus on the legacy Moses leaves behind and his challenge to the nation of Israel to continue following God and trusting Him to provide. We have thoroughly enjoyed this study, and it is our prayer that you have grown in your dependence on God and have learned from the mistakes of the Israelites.

Send us a textTitle: Singing the Psalms – Rediscovering Worship Through Psalm 23The ancient poetry of Psalm 23 has comforted hearts for generations, offering assurance, peace, and powerful reminders of God's shepherding presence. In this episode, we take a deep and reflective look at this timeless Psalm—through translations both old and new—and uncover how its words still meet us in the most personal ways.Alongside Mark, we compare versions from the historic Coverdale translation to the more modern NIV, and even explore how these different renderings all echo the same eternal truth: “The Lord is my shepherd; I lack nothing.” These aren't just poetic lines—they're powerful declarations of divine provision and presence.But this episode is about more than translation—it's about transformation. We dive into the story of Paul and Silas in Acts 16, imprisoned yet singing hymns and psalms as chains clung to their ankles. Their choice to worship in the darkest moment brought about a literal earthquake of freedom. Why? Because Scripture-based worship has power. It speaks God's truth back to Him, reshaping the atmosphere and reminding our souls of who He is.We contrast this with some trends in modern worship that tend to focus more on human emotion than on God's glory. While heartfelt expression is important, there is something uniquely potent about worship rooted in God's own Word. It realigns our perspective, shifting the focus from our feelings to His faithfulness.Our discussion includes a fascinating look at churches that still sing Psalms metrically as their core expression of praise. This ancient yet enduring practice offers not only theological depth but a sacred intimacy—singing Scripture as it was originally intended. For anyone longing for spiritual renewal or craving more from their worship, this episode opens the door to something rich, reverent, and deeply rooted in biblical tradition.Whether you're familiar with Psalm 23 or hearing it anew, this conversation will rekindle your love for God's Word and offer practical insight into how the Psalms can reshape your prayer and worship life today.Let the shepherd of Psalm 23 lead you into deeper peace, purpose, and praise—one inspired verse at a time.Psalm 23 devotional podcast, power of singing Psalms, worship through Scripture, Acts 16 Paul and Silas worship, metrical Psalms in church, historical Bible translations, Coverdale vs NIV Psalms, God-centered worship practices, biblical songs in worship, how Psalms shape faith, praying through Psalm 23, spiritual strength through worshipSupport the showhttps://www.pastorbencooper.co.uk/https://www.rbchristianradio.net/ buymeacoffee.com/reverendbencooper

Send us a textPsalm 17:14-15 says With Your hand from men, O LORD, From men of the world who have their portion in this life, And whose belly You fill with Your hidden treasure. They are satisfied with children, And leave the rest of their possession for their babes. 15 As for me, I will see Your face in righteousness; I shall be satisfied when I awake in Your likeness. David was praying that God would deliver him from wicked men, the people of this world who only live for what they can get and do that brings them pleasure and leave them for their children.  The wicked don't care anything about the spiritual things of God. In contrast David's greatest pleasure and delight was in God and not the things of this world.  David could either be referring to his daily enjoyment in living for God in His presence or the fact that one day David would wake up in heaven and be like Him.  What is it that drives your life?  Do you care about the things of God or what is the most important thing for you?  I hope and pray it is God and the spiritual things that come from knowing Him.     Mark 8:36 "For what will it profit a man if he gains the whole world, and loses his own soul?             John 14:6 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through Me. Have you trusted Him as your Savior? He can Save you if You ask Him based on His death, burial, and resurrection for your sins. Believe in Him for forgiveness of your sins today.               “And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”  -John 8:32           Our mission is to spread the gospel and to go to the least of these with the life-changing message of Jesus Christ; We reach out to those the World has forgotten.              hisloveministries.podbean.com #HLMSocial hisloveministries.nethttps://www.instagram.com/hisloveministries1/?hl=en His Love Ministries on Itunes Don't go for all the gusto you can get, go for all the God (Jesus Christ) you can get. The gusto will get you, Jesus can save you. https://www.facebook.com/His-Love-Ministries-246606668725869/?tn-str=k*F            The world is trying to solve earthly problems that can only be solved with heavenly solutions

In this episode, Andy and Tyler discuss Psalm 34. David shows us the path to the good life. This psalm emphasizes a God who is intimately involved in our lives and trials and is worthy of our praise. This should cause us to boast in Him and share Him with others. A true experience of God causes us to live in accordance with His will.

Have you ever felt spiritually parched, walking through a desert season with no relief in sight? This soul-refreshing meditation draws us to the life-giving waters found in God's presence.The meditation gently reminds us that God's compassion guides us to places of spiritual refreshment, even when circumstances suggest no water could possibly be found. Ready to move beyond spiritual dehydration? Dive into this episode and rediscover the healing waters that flow from the holy place where the Most High dwells. Your desert is about to bloom.

Psalm 90 starts out as one of the most depressing scriptures: “You live 70 yrs and die. If you live to 80 it will just be pain, and so on…” But by an extraordinary twist, which you need the handout to really see, everything is turned on its head. Make sure you view the handout here: https://bibl.ca/pdf/Psalm90-text.pdf (Psalm 90)

God's Goodness in This Life Psalm 27 3/16/2025 Rev. Alan Brehm PhD Hickman Presbyterian Church

Hope in God: Navigating the Seasons of Sadness in Your Life (Psalm 42-43) | Women's Bible Study | Carlynn Fabarez

Repentance Unto Life (Psalm 51) - Morning Sermon

It is time this very minute to pray and seek God. Time to set our timers and pray for the minute. This podcast encourages us to stop for a minute and, now, in the presence of our Heavenly Father—with praise and prayer—worship Him in Jesus' name and in the power of the Holy Spirit. ———— *We do not own the rights to music played on this podcast.

Pastor Cana shares Psalm 116, where the Psalmist suffers from an illness and calls of God for help and when they are saved from their suffering, they find themselves at peace and reflects on God's truths. Even when we are suffering, God is our current salvation. In our suffering, we have comfort in confidently knowing that God is saving us.

What is the value of a human life? Yesterday, we celebrated Sanctity of Life Sunday and looked at Psalm 139. In this psalm, David answers this question by considering God's view of life. 

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Sanctity of Life : Psalm 106 : Pastor Raef Chenery : 01-19-25 by Park Community Church

In this episode of Pray the Word on Psalm 19:7–11, David Platt explains the eternal value of the Word of God and its impact on our lives.Explore more content from Radical.

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Connect with me here! Send me a text message! Psalm 119:129-130, 133-136Your statues are wonderful; therefore I obey them. The unfolding of your words gives light; it gives understanding to the simple.Direct my fottsteps according to your word; let not sing rule over me.Redeem me from human oppression that I may obey your precepts.Make your face shine on your servant and teach me your decrees.Be encouraged, challenged and blessed today!!Join ROOTED- A bible study group just for you! > https://stan.store/mrsangelapitnikoff/p/rootedGrab your downloadable scripture cards here>> https://stan.store/mrsangelapitnikoff/p/30-scripture-cards✨Come hang with me on IG- https://www.instagram.com/mrsangelapitnikoff/✨Join our FB sisterhood!- https://www.facebook.com/groups/kingdomdaughterssisterhood✨Be more amazing and leave a review!- https://lovethepodcast.com/LoHGyj✨Want some fun free resources? Click here- www.thekingdomdaughters.com✨ Connect with me! thekingdomdaughterspodcast@gmail.com ✨Get some KD Cuties- https://www.etsy.com/shop/KingdomDaughters✨Let's see if we are a good fit! thekingdomdaughters.com/coachingSupport the show

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Word from the Word | Eugene Oludhe

Lasting joy is rooted in resurrection​ God sweetens life in His goodness (v. 1-8)​ God preserves life by resurrection (v. 9-11)​

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Is it a Wonderful Life? (Psalm 88) - Morning Sermon

Covenant Presbyterian Church (The Barn)

Daniel Rust, guest preacher

November 17th, 2024 The post “The Blessedness of the New Life” [Psalm 1] appeared first on Calvary Chapel Mountain Home.

Sanctity of Life (Psalm 139:13-16) November 3, 2024 – Pastor Michael Nolen

An overview of the abortion issue from a Biblical perspective, and a call to recognize its weightiness on a governmental scale.

Well hey there, hello to you and welcome to this episode of the podcast. E.M. Bounds On Prayer at Amazon JanLBurt.com to grab free download of God's Promises in Isaiah & be on my email list & receive prayer And just as a quick FYI, my second podcast The Prayer Podcast is being retired in just a few days. Turns out hosting two shows is a lot, and I feel it has hindered my writing and this podcast, to be frank. So I am sunsetting The Prayer Podcast but will share episodes from that show occasionally here on TBNES, sort of bonus episodes. Thanks for the support of all the listeners to TPP, and also, a very special shout out to the slew of recent listeners to both of the podcasts in the country of China. You are on my mind, and I am praying for you. May the Lord's good promises to you prove true in every circumstance and situation, and I truly believe that they will because it is impossible for God to lie, and so all He has promised will come to pass. May you be richly blessed as you walk with Him, and again, thank you so much for listening. I don't take it for granted!   You're listening to The Burt (Not Ernie) Show, part of the Spark Network on the Edifi app. Today's episode is sponsored by the book “E.M. Bounds on Prayer”, a resource that has encouraged and blessed me time and time again, year after year. A link to this book on Amazon is in the show notes, and I do not receive any sort of compensation for linking to Amazon - I share this resource solely based on how it has blessed me. Again, that's E.M. Bounds on Prayer. Now, let's jump into some of God's promises for us. This is episode number 194.   Today I'm going to share several promises from the Psalms with you. If one of these promises is super encouraging to you, maybe you can write it down on a sticky note or make a note on your phone. Seeing the Word of God written out in your own handwriting or popping up via an alarm on your phone can really be encouraging for the long term, and that's a lot better than a one-off kind of encouragement, ya know?   Psalm 10:14 - You, O God, do see trouble and grief. You consider it to take it in hand. (This verse reminds me of the promise God gives to be near, to never leave us or forsake us, and knowing that He is so close to us that He sees our trouble and our grief, that's enormously comforting. Beyond that, though, it says He considers trouble and grief and He takes it in hand. That simply means that He takes control of it. Think of a new person in the role of CEO of a company, and there is a problem area; the CEO takes it in hand, as the boss now, with the aim of correcting or improving the situation, developing it into something better. He takes your trouble and your grief in hand. Believe God is going to do this exact thing!_)   Psalm 10:17 - You hear, O Lord, the desire of the afflicted. You encourage them, and You listen to their cry. (Please don't forget that the Lord hears the desire, the heart cries, of the afflicted. What's afflicting you? Talk to God about it, like really talk to Him, cry out from your heart, tell Him the truth about how this is afflicting you, and then listen for what He might say to encourage you. He promises in this verse to listen to your cry, to hear you, and to encourage you. But if you never talk to Him, if you never take time to be still and know that He is God and listen to Him, you are likely going to miss much of the promise in Psalm 10:17). Also, I have to say, there is a lot of encouragement in the tenth psalm. So maybe add that to your reading sometime soon and simply by faith receive all that's promised in Psalm 10, and you'll find yourself encouraged!    Now let's look at a couple of promises in Psalm 40. Verse 2b, second half of that verse, says - He set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand.    Yes and amen to this! Anybody else look back at their life before Jesus and remember what it was like to live with your feet on mush? On sinking sand? When we remember what He has already done for us, and give Him praise and honor, we in turn encourage ourselves to believe for what He is going to do for us now and in the future.    And I do want to remind you that the future is not all that far away. Today is a great moment in time to believe and appropriate God's promises and to make the decision to simply believe that what God says, He means. And He means for His children, individually and as a whole. Don't let another day go by without choosing to believe that God will keep His promises, and He will keep them for you.    Psalm 40:4, 5b - Blessed is the man who makes the Lord his trust. ~ The things You planned for me no one can recount; were I to speak of them, they would be too many to declare. (Want to live a blessed life? Make the Lord your trust. Nothing else, no Jesus plus this or that. Just the Lord. Make Him your trust, and you will be blessed. That's the promise God makes here. May it be true of you, and of me, I'm grabbing hold of this one for myself too, may it be said of you that the things the Lord planned for you are too good, too vast, to count or recount…but do try! Try and recount what He's done for you, you'll never be able to remember or recall everything He's done while on this side of eternity, but give it a try! Thank Him. And know that they are too many to declare. Yeah, Psalm 40 verses four and five? Oh that's a promise. It's a good one.)   Psalm 40:11 -  You do not withhold Your mercy from me, O Lord. May Your love and Your truth always protect me.   This is something of a prayer verse, if you will. Like, I literally prayed this just yesterday. Lord, do not withhold Your mercy from me or from my family or from those I am praying for (speaking of those I pray for, stay tuned at the end of this episode as I share a few words to some people I've been sent prayer requests by). Lord, may Your love and Your truth always protect me. Pray it and believe and expect it. God's mercy will not be withheld from you, His love and His truth will always protect you. That's a wonderful way to pray, maybe on those days when you don't know what to say to God, what to ask Him to do in your life, in your children's lives perhaps, someone has asked you to pray over a situation in their life and you're not sure what to pray, well, keep Psalm 40:11 in mind, in your prayer arsenal. And trust that God will answer this prayer.    And from Psalm 100, verse 5 says: For the Lord is good and His love endures forever. His faithfulness continues through all generations.  Oh this is such good news for all of us who love the Lord. Every disciple of Jesus needs to hear this! I mean that, literally, I really do mean it. For the Lord IS good - right now, present tense. In your life, in your family, in your workplace, in your scary situation. The Lord IS good. And His love endures forever! Forever! That's a word that bears so much weight in this context. His love for you in your current circumstances endures forever. That's fantastic, hopeful news for all of us today! His faithfulness continues through all generations. While we are still here on this earth, while mankind is still here, God's faithfulness is still here, as well. Man what a promise.    Psalm 130:3 is the final verse I'm going to share with you today. It says: If You, O Lord, kept a record of sins, O Lord, who could stand?  God's word tells us plainly that He remembers our sins no more, they are removed as far as the east is from the west. Once you are in Christ, this is a done deal for you. So says the very Word of God. Not so says Jan Burt. Who cares what I think, what I say? So says the Lord. Somebody may need to know that today, and maybe that somebody is you. No one could stand with God keeping a record of sins, and so don't measure yourself by someone else. Measure yourself rightly, by your own degree of faith as it says in the New Testament, and then believe that for those who know the Lord, your sins are remembered no more. Huge amount of hope and encouragement in these verses from the psalms.   Now I mentioned that I wanted to say a few words to those who have either emailed me with prayer requests, used the text box feature on my website, maybe sent me something via the jotform prayer request that I've shared in several places, or replied to one of the emails I sent out recently. And, yes, I do send emails with a verse and a prayer and I invite people to reply with any needs I can pray about, and I do pray for every request I get. Now I want to say that on my jotform, I had a couple of people request that I follow up with them about their prayer requests and I wasn't able to do that (I didn't get the contact info to be able to follow up, maybe a glitch in that form, and hey I understand that sometimes sites like jotform might drop info that is personal for safety reasons, to prevent spam and the like, and I get that, so no complaints from me about protecting privacy). If any of the listeners to this episode would like to be on my email list and get the verse and prayer emails, which I send a few times a month, the easiest way to do that is to go to Jan L Burt . com and scroll down a bit to where it says God's Promises in Isaiah, enter your email and you'll get an immediate reply email with verses from Isaiah that are promises God makes, and you'll be on the list for the next email I send out with a verse and a prayer and you just hit reply and send me your prayer request, those go to an inbox that I see right away, which is so nice for me to be able to quickly start praying. And that's it, I'll be praying. Jan L. Burt . com and I will be praying.    That's it for this episode, and thanks for listening. Thanks again for all who listened to The Prayer Podcast. As I say goodbye to it, I'm not saying goodbye to praying for you, that's for sure. See you back here next time. Bye bye. 

Sunday Morning 9/29/2024

Like so many Psalms, Psalm 16 is ultimately about Jesus Christ. And because it is about Christ that it is able to be applied to each and every person who follows Him. It is because of Jesus that we can say with the psalmist David “You make known to me the path of life; in your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore.” This sermon was preached at Legacy Reformed Baptist Church in East Grand Forks, MN. For more information visit www.LegacyRBC.org.

In this episode of Pray the Word on Psalm 39:4–5, David Platt encourages us to live today like we're not guaranteed tomorrow.Explore more content from Radical.

The weekly adult Sunday School class at OAG taught by long-time teacher, Mrs. Jeanie Davis. ** Edited to remove personal information shared in the class and extended pauses ** ** Please excuse the poor audio quality in the last half. We had some technical difficulties and did our best.** Title: The Brevity of Life and the Assurance of Eternal Hope Summary: This lesson explores the themes of life's brevity and the certainty of death, emphasizing the importance of living with the assurance of eternal life through Jesus Christ. Mrs. Jeanie encourages believers to embrace their faith, trust in God's promises, and find purpose in every season of life, no matter the circumstances. Outline: Introduction and Opening Prayer Gratitude for God's blessings and mercies. Prayer for those unable to attend due to illness. Understanding the Brevity of Life (Psalm 90) Psalm 90 as a song prayer by Moses. The transient nature of human life compared to God's eternal nature. Reflection on the reality of death and its inevitability. The Impact of Sin and God's Wrath God's awareness of all sins, both public and secret. The weight of living a life under God's wrath without the redemption in Christ. Contrast between life without God and life with the hope of Christ. The Assurance of Eternal Life in Christ The promise of resurrection and eternal life through belief in Jesus. The peace and joy that comes from trusting in God's promises. Importance of not living in fear but in the assurance of God's presence. Application: Living with Purpose and Hope Embracing the opportunities to serve God regardless of age or circumstance. The importance of close relationships and community in faith. Encouragement to live with the knowledge of eternity and share the hope of Christ with others.

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General Theme for the Week: God can keep the believer! Today's Lesson: Hope for the future. On this edition of One Single Story, Pastors Stephen Mizell and Dylan Wilkin discuss the following questions: Sometimes when we think about the Christian “hope” we tend to refer only to heaven. How does being a believer give us hope in this life? In our modern world, some people might read the concept of "marking the man of integrity" as an instruction to put a believer under extreme scrutiny, as if to see if he makes any mistakes. Do you think that is the meaning of this text? The reading for the day is Psalm 37:27-40.