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More journeys through Psalms show us the authors' experiences, praises, and prayers.

On New Year's Day of a brand new year, we share a few thoughts drawn from Psalm 65:11 and a prayer of blessing for the coming year.

Here we examine a short devotional look at a particular Scripture and speak of blessings into the new year, as one year ends and another begins.

Continuing through the Psalmists' experiences, we see their praise, prayers, and emotions through their words. Also, in today's episode, we hear David's true heart as he records his words of his prayer of repentance after his egregious sin with Uriah and Bathsheba, giving us a model for a prayer of repentance after we have sinned.

As a new year begins, this broadcast invites you to experience a brand new life growing in Jesus and living in freedom and victory. We pray God's blessings upon you in the new year!

In this powerful Bible study, we examine the coming Kingdom of Jesus, Yeshua the Messiah when He returns to earth to reign as King from Jerusalem. This study began as a weekly study live in our church, prior to the lockdowns created in March 2020 due to the pandemic. In this taped episode, I have taken the time to do a review of the first four lessons for new listeners, as well as continuing in Le...

Today's episode shows us further personal experiences of the Psalmists and how they felt, their words, and their praises, as well as helping us understand more about our God, His rulership, and His praiseworthiness.

As we continued through the beloved book of Psalms, today's episode takes us through Psalm 40-45, where we continue understanding the experiences of the Psalmists through their eyes, and we see prophetic elements embedded in their verses and how they are fulfilled in Christ and His people. We also see Psalm 45, which can also be known as the "Wedding Song of the Messiah."

Today we continues reading and discussing one of the most beloved and well-known books in the Bible: the Book of Psalms.  Hear the heart of the Psalmists as we read through their words, their experiences, and their struggles and victories.

Today we continues reading and discussing one of the most beloved and well-known books in the Bible: the Book of Psalms.  Hear the heart of the Psalmists as we read through their words, their experiences, and their struggles and victories.

In tonight's lesson, we look at the Feast of Trumpets, also known as Rosh HaShanah or Yom Teruah.  We consider how it begins the Fall Feasts and how this points to Jesus and will be fulfilled by Him.

Today we continues reading and discussing one of the most beloved and well-known books in the Bible: the Book of Psalms.  Hear the heart of the Psalmists as we read through their words, their experiences, and their struggles and victories.

Today we continues reading and discussing one of the most beloved and well-known books in the Bible: the Book of Psalms.  Hear the heart of the Psalmists as we read through their words, their experiences, and their struggles and victories. Today, we also cover the  eloved Psalms, Psalm 23.

In this lesson, we delve into one of the names that Isaiah prophesies about Jesus, the promised Son, as the Father of Eternity. We see how Jesus expected a noted rabbi of the Pharisees to have understood the need to be born again, and how he brings eternal life to everyone who receives Him.

Today we continues reading and discussing one of the most beloved and well-known books in the Bible: the Book of Psalms.  Hear the heart of the Psalmists as we read through their words, their experiences, and their struggles and victories.

Tonight's special Christmas message highlights the timinig of Christ's birth on God's clock and what happened when the right time came, including how precious of a meaning this has for us. Merry Christmas!

Today we continues reading and discussing one of the most beloved and well-known books in the Bible: the Book of Psalms.  Hear the heart of the Psalmists as we read through their words, their experiences, and their struggles and victories.

This lesson looks at WHO was in that manger, fulfilling Micah and other prophetic words establishing clearly who Jesus was, and why this Limitless God needed to become a human being like us.

Today we begin reading and discussing one of the most beloved and well-known books in the Bible: the Book of Psalms.  Hear the heart of the Psalmists as we read through their words, their experiences, and their struggles and victories.

In this additional lesson of Count Down to the Manger, we examine "0" and how "nothing" connects with the birth of Jesus, based upon one verse recorded in Luke 1 and delivered to Mary through Gabriel. Surprisingly, this declaration from Gabriel contains powerful insights that build faith even for us today.

In our Christmas special study, we discuss the number "1" in this lesson, focusing on the Manger - what it was, where it was, and what its significance was, as well as an indepth discussion of the Shepherds who came. Why did they come? How did they know exactly how to find baby Jesus? Who were they? Discover the beauties of the Old and New Testaments and how they fit perfectly telling us more than...

Here, we see the conclusion and restoration of Job from all his suffering, as we see his sincere repentance and restoration from the Lord, as well as God's response to Job's friends, and how they were restored as well. Also, we read of God's blessing to Job in the end.

Now, God speaks into Job's situation and into his interactions with powerful insights and teaching that shows His omnipotence, omnipresence, and His mighty power.

In today's lesson, we take a look at the intermittent period of time of work and cultivation between the spring feasts and the fall feasts of the Lord, considering a possibility of what these may represent, especially in light of one of Jesus' own words spoken and recorded in the gospels.

Job's story continues, as we glean more insights from his sufferings and interactions.