Podcasts about Psalm 91

Psalm 91 -Confidence

Psalm 91 -Courage

From the Archive: Does God send evil? Does He allow evil? Does he use it to teach us a lesson? Or does He give Satan permission? These are questions that we have to get settled deep within us to truly know who God is. 

Psalm 91 -Shield

Psalm 91 -Security

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Psalm 91 -Presence

Pastor Steve MakerAbide in God's presence to know true security, now and forever.

Nothing can truly fill you except God. There is a thirst inside every person. And so many times, we try to fill that void with everything but God. Those things only offer temporary satisfaction, but the things of God last and satisfy forever. 

There are mindsets that cause us to win or lose in life. Fools never win because they don't learn from pain or from success, but most people learn from pain, because we are open to relearning everything when there is a big enough failure. But God is wanting us to come up higher. You can continue learning even while you are winning. But there is still something higher, hearing and learning from the voice of God.

This week Chantel explores Psalm 91

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Sermon on Psalm 91 titled A Mighty Fortress is Our God. It was preached by Pastor Jeremy Fritz on June 14th, 2026 at Manhattan Presbyterian Church (PCA) in Manhattan, Kansas. You can learn more at ManhattanPres.com

Now that King Solomon has died, the prophecies of God spoken through his prophet Ahijah have come to fruition. In our last episode, Ahijah tore a new robe into 12 pieces and gave 10 pieces to Jeroboam, symbolizing the number of tribes he would rule over. Remember that Solomon's son Rehoboam insults Jeroboam, who formerly worked under Solomon as a supervisor over forced labor. After Jeroboam led a revolt, he became king over those 10 tribes. Despite the Lord's kindness to Jeroboam, he also turned away from God and immediately set up two sanctuaries, each with a golden calf. Today, God's wrath and impending destruction are announced by an unnamed prophet. 1 Kings 13 – 1:09 .  1 Kings 14 – 9:06 .  1 Kings 15 – 16:06 .  Psalm 91 – 22:20 . :::Christian Standard Bible translation.All music written and produced by John Burgess Ross.Co-produced by Bobby Brown, Katelyn Pridgen, Eric Williamson & the Christian Standard Biblefacebook.com/commuterbibleinstagram.com/commuter_bibletwitter.com/CommuterPodpatreon.com/commuterbibleadmin@commuterbible.org

For in Him all things were created: things in heaven and on earth, visible and invisible, whether thrones or powers or rulers or authorities; all things have been created through Him and for Him. He is before all things, and in him all things hold together. -Colossians 1:16-17. Angels are created beings, but with a different purpose than man. God's angels are much more powerful than the devil's demonic forces, but we need to partner with God's will and Word to see His angels active in our lives. 

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Do you know the difference between a promise in the Word and a conditional covenant? There are very few promises in the scripture that are not conditional. Meaning there is something each of us must do to see God's promise come about in our lives. So the question becomes, how do we meet the conditions? 

What does it actually mean to live protected by God?In this episode of The BE Show, we're diving into Psalm 91 and exploring three practical ways believers can walk in God's protection every day:• Dwell in His presence, not just visit it• Trust Him instead of feeding fear• Obey His promptings and instructionsProtection isn't the absence of storms. Protected people still face difficulties.. but they don't collapse in them because their confidence is anchored in God.If you've been battling anxiety, uncertainty, or fear about the future, this conversation will encourage you to draw closer to the One who is your refuge and fortress."He who dwells in the secret place of the Most High shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty." — Psalm 91:1✨ Subscribe for more episodes of The BE Show where we're learning to simply be.. right where God has us.

Replacement theology states that God's promises in the Bible are no longer for the Jewish people but only for Christians. There is so much deception and propaganda spreading in our time. We are truly in a spiritual war, and we must be fighting for truth to prevail. Narratives are growing in popular culture that the current Jewish people in Israel are not Abraham's Biblical descendants, but before you follow the loudest voice, what does the Bible have to say? 

Rev. Timothy Price, Psalm 91

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In God, we have security. Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty.

We can miss God when we have a preconceived idea of how God is going to do something. Very seldom, if ever, does God do something our way. His ways don't line up with our reasoning, but when we learn to trust God with all our heart, peace comes. God always comes through, but He seems to work differently each time. 

At every turn, it seems that Saul is hot on David's trail until, at long last, he unwittingly happens upon the cave where David is hiding. Saul doesn't realize, however, that David and his men are there. Saul ventures away from his troops and enters the cave to relieve himself. David takes advantage of this opportunity, but not in the way you might expect from someone who is being hunted down by the ruler of a kingdom. Later, David is snubbed by Nabal, a wealthy businessman, angering David greatly. As he approaches with his men to kill Nabal, Nabal's wife Abigail intervenes with a peace offering. When he learns of her charity the next morning, his heart gives out and he dies on the spot. 1 Samuel 24 - 1:03 .  1 Samuel 25 - 5:46 .  Psalm 91 - 16:47 .  :::Christian Standard Bible translation.All music written and produced by John Burgess Ross.Co-produced by the Christian Standard Bible.facebook.com/commuterbibleinstagram.com/commuter_bibletwitter.com/CommuterPodpatreon.com/commuterbibleadmin@commuterbible.org

What are we supposed to do to enter into the deeper things of God? Many times, we get our roles reversed. We start out trusting God, but get lost between point A and point B, when God comes through. Our thinking needs to be reprogrammed to believe without a shadow of a doubt that God will do exactly what He has promised to do. 

If you know God's Voice, the Lord will use you for assignments when no one else knows what to do. Hearing God is not magic. It's not rigid. It's something that must be searched out to be truly found. Other people's methods will not work for you. There is something unique God wants to birth in you. There are different methods and ways the Lord wants to speak to you. Many times, He is teaching us how to look at things before speaking clearly or God is wanting reveal Himself to us more so we can take in what He is trying to say. Hearing God's Voice is meant to be personal and intimate. We cannot demand or manufacture an answer from God. His voice is both familiar and unique every time we hear Him speak.

Door Peter Roosendaal

Passive faith does not deny the truth. It is quick to say – ‘Yes, I believe the Word', but passive faith too often believes that God can, but not necessarily that He will. Passive faith is a bigger enemy of victory in our lives than doubt itself. Faith can become such a common word that it loses its significance. The Lord wants us in ACTIVE faith and not PASSIVE faith.    

Psalm 91 is a favorite passage for soldiers because it reminds them of God's watchful care of His people; yet its promises are for anyone who seeks to follow the Lord. Join us as we study this favorite psalm and reflect of God's protective care! DISCUSSION AND STUDY QUESTIONS: 1.    The podcast mentioned that Psalm 91 is another example of "Gnomic Literature". What is "Gnomic Literature" and how does this genre help us apply the promises of this psalm?  2.    This psalm is filled with many promises, but they are not for everyone; only for those who pursue the conditions of this psalm. Verses 1 & 2 gives the first of four conditions in this psalm. What is the author declaring about his trust in God? In this verse, what is God like for the author? What does this mean?  3.    Going back to verse 1, this is the first of many promises in this psalm. What is this first promise? Why is it foundational to every other promise in this psalm?  4.    Read over verses 3 & 4. How would you characterize these promises? What are they promises for? What might be a contemporary application of these principles?  5.    In verse 4, what does it mean to be covered with God's "pinions"? What is a "pinon"? What does this demonstrate about the close care that God has for His people?  6.    Read over verses 5 to 7, and 10. What are the promises these verses contain? Are these blanket promises? Why or why not? 7.    In verse 8, what will God's people see? If they are seeing "this" happen to the wicked, what does this mean about them and their standing with the Lord? Why do they have this standing? 8.    Verse 9 gives the second of the four conditions in this psalm. What has this person done? What is the significance of the word "for" in this verse? 9.    Do verses 11 & 12 sound familiar? If so, why? How was that occasion a misuse of these promises? How might someone misuse these promise today?  10.    Verses 14 provides the third condition in this psalm. What is being spoken of in this verse? What does it mean to love God? What does it mean to know His name? What does God promise to those who love Him and know His name? Why can we rely upon this promise? 11.    Verse 15 provides the final condition in this psalm. What does it mean to "Call upon the Lord"? Is this the same thing as a person who occasionally asks God for help? How is it different? In verses 15 & 16, what promises does God have for those who call upon Him?  12.    When you think of your own walk with the Lord… a.    Have you made God your fortress and refuge (vss. 2 & 9)? What does that look like?  b.    Have you loved God and known His name (vs 14)? How?  c.    Have you called upon God (vs 15)? When?  13.    Where have been times in your own life when you've seen the promises of Psalm 91 fulfilled? When there have been times when life has not gone as you would have wanted or expected, how can you still trust God's sovereignty in the midst of life's challenges?  Check out our Bible Study Guide on the Key Chapters of Genesis! Available on Amazon just in time for the Genesis relaunch in January! To see our dedicated podcast website with access to all our episodes and other resources, visit us at: www.keychapters.org. Find us on all major platforms, or use these direct links: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6OqbnDRrfuyHRmkpUSyoHv Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/366-key-chapters-in-the-bible/id1493571819 YouTube: Key Chapters of the Bible on YouTube. As always, we are grateful to be included in the "Top 100 Bible Podcasts to Follow" from Feedspot.com. Also for regularly being awarded "Podcast of the Day" from PlayerFM. Special thanks to Joseph McDade for providing our theme music.   

Pressure, pressure, pressure. Everyone faces pressure. Some people are comfortable applying pressure. Some people are working to remove pressure. But pressure is unavoidable. So when the enemy puts the squeeze on you, what do you do? Do you run? Do you numb? Do you fight? Or do you fly? Up is the only way to climb. God has an answer, but it can only be seen from above the enemy's lies. 

April 12,2026

A warning from Jesus can feel uncomfortably modern: don't let your heart get dulled. I open with Luke 21 and let that line do its work, then I pray plainly for stronger faith, real repentance, and protection for the brokenhearted and those suffering for the name of Jesus Christ. If you've been weighed down by anxiety, outrage, or constant noise, this is a reset toward spiritual vigilance, daily prayer, and steady hope. From there, I read the marriage passage in 1 Peter 3:1–7 and ask the hard questions it raises about honor, authority, humility, and how our home life connects to our prayer life. Then we stay in Luke as the story moves toward Passover and betrayal, and we sit with Psalm 90 and Psalm 91, two of the clearest biblical pictures of human frailty and God as refuge. These readings hit on Christian endurance, fear, suffering, trust, and what it means to live like tomorrow is not guaranteed. I also share a quick note about my fiction series and how reviews and support help, then pivot into cultural commentary: immigration, public safety concerns, a Medal of Honor spotlight on Oscar R. Burkhard, and an American heritage quote on legislative prayer from Marsh v. Chambers. The thread tying it all together is simple: stay awake, tell the truth, and return to God instead of drifting with the age. If this helps you, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review so more people can find the show.#BibleVerse#DailyScripture#ChristianNationSupport the showThe American Soul Podcasthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1791934/subscribeCountryside Book Serieshttps://www.amazon.com/Countryside-Book-J-T-Cope-IV-ebook/dp/B00MPIXOB2 

How do we turn loose of fear and the world's thinking, and securely grab hold of God's promises? We must become like a child. We cannot approach Psalm 91 or the promises of God from adulthood. We are not to become childish but childlike. As adults, we wrestle with the knowledge of good and evil because of Adam and Eve's choice to sin, but to receive only from the Tree of Life, we must again become like children.

When we let offense set in our hearts, it can become deadly. How you handle opportunities to be offended will determine whether you continue to grow spiritually. Offense can trip us, cause us to stumble, and ultimately entice us into sin. Offense is something we need to eliminate completely. Ask the Lord if there is any area where you have been offended, and then repent to the Lord until you feel that area is cleared up. 

In today's episode of OOBT, we get to sit with Moses in his final moments with the Israelites. Can you imagine being there, hearing his words for the last time? We hear his song — a powerful reminder that God is faithful, a warning about the cost of turning away, and a call to trust Him and remember His ways. This song wasn't just for one generation; it was meant to be sung, passed down, and remembered — and even now, it still speaks to our hearts. We also spend time in Psalm 91, a psalm of refuge and protection. It reminds us that God is present in the wilderness seasons, in uncertainty, and when life feels unpredictable. His shelter is real, His care is tangible, and His faithfulness carries us through every challenge. Then we take a closer look at the blessings Moses gave to the tribes. Each one was different — some received land, others strength, others safety. No blessing was better than another. God equips everyone in His way, and every gift matters. It's a reminder that His blessings aren't just for one moment — they ripple through families, communities, and even generations. They point us to the bigger story He's telling and the promises He's keeping. And the ending of Moses' life — wow. Still strong, clear-eyed, purposeful at 120, and God Himself lays him to rest in a place no one knows. No monument. No shrine. Just quiet faithfulness. Oh goodness. From the song, to the blessings, to Psalm 91, to Moses' final moments, this episode is full of reflection, awe, and encouragement. It's a chance to sit with Moses speaking to the Israelites just as a father would — pouring out his heart, his love, his guidance for God's people one last time. And… can you believe it?? By the end of today's episode, we've officially finished our sixth book of the Bible together. Up next: the book of Joshua PLUS the 100th episode of OOBT! For the full episode show notes, please go to https://mfahring.com/deuteronomy-32-34-psalm-91/

We have a very special service tonight as Major David TaL from the Israeli Defense Forces joins us for a real and timely conversation about what is happening in the Middle East. You will not want to miss this. The biblical connection is significant, and this is one of those moments that will leave you both informed and encouraged.

Recorded in India - Psalm 91 is a family affair and it was written for the dangerous days we live in. Do you know how to dwell in the secret place of the most high? There is a secret place in God were we can find refuge. The world is in chaos but you do not have to be. Work to get the promises of Psalm 91 deep down in you so the Word comes out of your mouth when you face trouble.   

It is time to overcome the past disappointments in your life. Peter 2:6 tells us, "And he who believes in Him will not be disappointed." Subconsciously, we can become disappointed with God, and it sets us up to stumble. But God wants to deal with all the areas of disappointment. The first step to getting rid of the disappointment is to actively trust God again in the same area where we have been disappointed. 

In this message from our 2026 Memory Verses series, Eric walks us through Psalm 91:1–2 and the powerful promise that God is our refuge and fortress. This psalm has sustained believers for generations, reminding us that while trouble will come, it will never ultimately overcome those who dwell in God's presence. Eric challenges us to move beyond simply knowing these words to truly trusting them—choosing to dwell with God and run to Him first in every circumstance. It's a timely reminder that real rest is found not in avoiding hardship, but in resting under the shadow of the Almighty. Take a few minutes to listen and be strengthened in your trust in Him.

Pride is the covering that keeps deception hidden in our lives. If we are going to stay out of deception, everything in our lives must be backed up by the Word of God. We cannot live our lives based on someone else's word or beliefs. Truth must become personal to us as we humbly search out the Word. In the end, everything we believe and live by must line up with the Word of God. 

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Do you know the fullness of God's love? 1st John tells us that God is love and God wants His love to be tangible in our lives. We can miss the fullness of God's love when we fall for the world's substitute. When Jesus healed the multitudes, the bible says He was moved by compassion. So God's compassion is greater than the "love" or empathy we are used to. Many times, we mistake human empathy or sympathy for love. But Jesus' compassion is so much more than the world's empathy.  

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