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Today we are talking about the bridge our Heavenly Father provides for us to keep us on His safe path. We are reading from Psalm 119 where we read from David that the Word is a lamp to our feet and a light to our path. Our Heavenly Father wants to keep us from injuring […]

Psalm 23 is probably the most read and memorized Psalm of all time. At a funeral this past week I was meditating on the words, “Even though I walk through the valley of death,” and it seemed to me that David is not only addressing his current situation of running for his life from King […]

Psalm 131 is a reminder that our Heavenly Father invites us to come sit on His lap and stop worrying about all the troubles of the world – to cuddle and snuggle. It gives us a very intimate look at how our Heavenly Father sees us. Psalm 116 also picks up this theme about how […]

Psalm 27 tells us that in the days of trouble, our Heavenly Father will hide us in his pavilion. The Hebrew word for that is suc and the plural of that is succot. We are in Florida with people from all over the USA who have come together to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacle or […]

As I record this episode, it is the day of Yom Kippur. the Day of Atonement, or the Day of Covering. The literal meaning of Kippur is “the hand the covers the mouth of the accuser.” We all know who the accuser is – hasatan. He is ever in our face accusing us of our […]

We have returned from India – Thank you all for your prayers. While journeying, we were taught many lessons on waiting for our Heavenly Father to work His plan. That brought me to Psalm 25, where David encourages us in our waiting to not give up or think that YHVH is not in control. When […]

Psalm 107 uses the sailors who go down to the sea in ships as an illustration of how our Heavenly Father can bring us through the rough waters of life. There are many lessons we can learn from the sea and sailing. Navigation with a compass that must be set properly on true north or […]

Psalm 89 is a reminder of how trustworthy our Heavenly Father is. Sometimes He needs to discipline us when we step out of line, but it is not out of meanness, but rather He is trying to get our attention so that He can get us back on the right track. The text invites us […]

In this time of great political divide, friends are leaving friends, and this is a sad state of affairs. In Psalm 55, David speaks of a friend that he used to have sweet fellowship with who turned on him and became an enemy. How does this happen? Yashua/Jesus told us in John 15 that he […]

The subject of the Hebrew meaning of blood (???? – “dahm” in Hebrew) came up in a conversation this past week, so I decided to see what David had to say about blood in the Psalms. Psalm 72 tells us that the blood of the righteous is precious in the site of our Heavenly Father. […]

Psalm 50 tells us that our Heavenly Father is faithful to His covenant. He says that if we will follow his ways presented in His covenant, He will show us his favor. He even says that if we are in trouble, He will come to our rescue. But there is a little word there that […]

In a world of turmoil, it’s fitting for us to turn to Psalm 33 where David reminds us that nothing is going to happen that isn’t under our Heavenly Father’s watchful eye. It goes on to remind us that the plans of men will not succeed against our Father’s plans. He will ultimately bring about […]

In Florida this week, we have been experiencing a lot of thunder. This brought my attention to Psalm 29 where David assures us that the thundering we hear is the voice of our Heavenly Father. At the end of Psalm 29, David tells us that we can have Shalom in the midst of the storm. […]

Have you ever wondered what was going through Yashua’s/Jesus’s mind while he was on the cross? One of the clues is His statement, “My God, why have you forsaken me?” We find those same words in the first verse of Psalm 22, and it causes me to wonder and speculate that maybe Yashua/Jesus was quoting […]

A friend of mine had a dream recently that showed a huge black wave coming in while swimming at the beach. The word that was spoken to her was, “Come up to higher ground.” She then received the words of Psalm 24 that asks, “Who will ascend to the hill of the Lord?” I encourage […]

Not all Psalms are in the book of Psalms. One of the most famous Psalms was written by Moses in Exodus 15, called The Song of Moses. Israel had just been led through the Red Sea with Pharoh’s army behind them destroyed, and Moses sang this Psalm. “The Horse and its reader He has cast […]

Psalm 7 tells us that those with evil intentions dig pits to trap the unsuspecting, but in the end, they fall into those pits themselves. This is one of the deprecatory Psalms that issues warnings to those who choose not to follow our Heavenly Father’s instructions that He gives us in His word. There are […]

What is Truth? The better question is, “Who is Truth?” In Psalms 5 and 86, as well as others, David reminds us of the only source of truth. Yashua/Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.” In this chaotic world that swirls around us and tries to gaslight us into believing its […]

Light is powerful to dispel darkness. In Psalms 4 and 36 as well as others, David reminds us that even though it may look dark at times, the light of our Heavenly Father’s presence is sufficient to overcome the darkness. We too, are called to shine that light into the darkening world around us. The […]

This weekend is the celebration of the feast of Shavuot or the Feast of Weeks or Pentecost. We will be reading from Psalm 68 and playing the music of the Table of Showbread in the 639 Hz frequency from the Frequency of Fellowship album. This feast of Shavuot represents the restoration of the Kingdom of […]

Psalm 107 is full of wisdom about how we are to relate to our Heavenly Father. First of all, it starts with, “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! His steadfast love endures forever.” I am including 2 tracks from my album, “Illuminations” as Shirley reads the scripture. David reminds us that the […]

David reminds us in Psalm 12 of how our Heavenly Father remains faithful even though we see so much unfaithfulness surrounding us throughout the world. People we are supposed to be able to trust disappoint us. Sometimes we don’t know where to turn. Our Heavenly Father remains the one we can trust no matter what. […]

David speaks often in his Psalms about being in the Temple or the House of the Lord. What structure is he talking about? The Temple of Solomon had yet to be built years later. What is David talking about? First of all, David was a worshiper of the highest order. The act of worship was […]

This week’s theme is “Coming Home” – which applies to both Shirley and I coming back to Mississippi as well as our coming home to the presence of our Heavenly Father. This week is a High Sabbath in the Feast of the Lord calendar and we begin to count the Omer of Barley for 50 […]

As Passover comes to us this week, I wanted to share the Psalms of 113 and 114 along with the music of the Frequency of Fire which represents the Altar of Sacrifice or Brazen Altar. Yashua was the Passover Lamb – His Blood is what the sacrificial blood represented that kept the destroying angel from […]