David Beaty

Building a Life of Prayer

Religion EN ↓ 523 episodes

This short (5-minute), daily podcast is designed to help you grow in your comfort and confidence in prayer. By teaching through the prayers of the Bible, Pastor David Beaty of River Oaks Community Church in Clemmons, NC, U.S.A., will help you to come to enjoy prayer more, whether praying alone or praying with others.

Author

David Beaty

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Religion

Podcast website

riveroakschurch.org

Latest episode

Dec 29, 2023

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Episodes

Psalm One Hundred and Three: Part Two 28.07.2020

In the latter part of Psalm 103 King David remembers God's great blessings towards those who fear Him.

Psalm One Hundred and Three: Part One 27.07.2020

King David begins Psalm 103 by calling upon himself to praise God.

Psalm One Hundred and Two: Part Three 24.07.2020

The writer of the Book of Hebrews applies words from this psalm to Jesus Christ.

Psalm One Hundred and Two: Part Two 23.07.2020

The psalm writer seems to have a different and new perspective in this section of Psalm 102. 

Psalm One Hundred and Two: Part One 22.07.2020

Psalm 102 is a prayer of one afflicted when he is faint and pours out his complaint before the Lord.

Psalm One Hundred and One 21.07.2020

In Psalm 101, King David is singing to the Lord of steadfast love and justice. 

Psalm One Hundred 20.07.2020

Psalm 100 is a short, well-known psalm that is for giving thanks to the Lord.

Psalm Ninety-Nine 17.07.2020

Psalm 99 focuses on the sovereign rule and reign of God and emphasizes His holiness. 

Psalm Ninety-Eight 16.07.2020

Psalm 98 is a joyful psalm of praise. 

Psalm Ninety-Seven 15.07.2020

Psalm 97 emphasizes the greatness and awesomeness of God. 

Psalm Ninety-Six: Part Two 14.07.2020

One of the things to notice about Psalm 96 is the emphasis on worship being about bringing something to the Lord. 

Psalm Ninety-Six: Part One 13.07.2020

Psalm 96 seems to have been written by King David for the occasion of the bringing of the Ark of God to Jerusalem from the house of a man named Obed-Edom.

Psalm Ninety-Five: Part Two 10.07.2020

Psalm 95 reflects back on something that is recorded in the Old Testament Book of Exodus and is later picked up in the New Testament Book of Hebrews.

Psalm Ninety-Five: Part One 09.07.2020

Psalm 95 is a call to worship.

Psalm Ninety-Four: Part Two 08.07.2020

We are given assurance in Psalm 94 that despite what we have seen the wicked do, God's justice will come.

Psalm Ninety-Four: Part One 07.07.2020

In Psalm 94 the psalmist is calling upon God for justice.

Psalm Ninety-Three 06.07.2020

Psalm 93 reveals two characteristics of God's rule as King.

Psalm Ninety-Two 03.07.2020

Psalm 92 is a song for the Sabbath.

Psalm Ninety-One: Part Two 02.07.2020

Psalm 91 presents God as the dwelling place and protector of His people as well as the provider of their salvation.

Psalm Ninety-One: Part One 01.07.2020

Psalm 91 speaks of the many benefits for those who know and trust in the Lord as their refuge.

Psalm Ninety: Part Two 30.06.2020

This prayer of Moses is contrasting the eternity of God with the brevity of a human being's life on Earth.

Psalm Ninety: Part One 29.06.2020

Psalm 90 is a prayer of Moses, the man of God.

Psalm Eighty-Nine: Part Three 26.06.2020

In the third and final section of Psalm 89 the psalmist moves into verses of lament.

Psalm Eighty-Nine: Part Two 25.06.2020

The second section of Psalm 89 speaks in more detail about God's faithfulness to His covenant with King David.

Psalm Eighty-Nine: Part One 24.06.2020

Psalm 89 is a lengthy psalm that contains three especially important words—forever, faithfulness, and covenant.

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