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Psalm 138. The Psalms give us examples of what it looks like to praise God. Even when we don’t feel like it, we have been commanded to praise the One who gave us life, the One who loves us and saved us. He is worthy of our praise. Instagram: @truth.seekers.podcast @sherilynrgrant

1 Samuel 24.  David has a chance to take Saul’s life, but instead honors the Lord’s anointed.

1 Samuel 20. David and Jonathan made a covenant that would last a beyond their lifetimes.

1 Samuel 19. When Saul’s jealousy turned to hate, David had to run for his life. In this episode, we learn that God will talk us through painful circumstances, even when we don’t understand, he is always with us.

1 Samuel 18. King Saul allowed the enemy’s lies to pierce his heart. His jealousy turned to hatred, and his hatred turned to murderous thoughts. The enemy will try to get us to believe his lies, but as we hold onto and believe the truth of God’s Word, the enemy must flee.

Jesus is the vine and we are the branches. As we remain in him, he will bear fruit in our lives.

David came against Goliath in the name of the Lord, the God of Israel. It was not by might, nor by power, but by the Spirit of God that delivered Goliath into the hands of David. It was David’s faith in his God that gave him the courage to face a giant. Instagram: @truth.seekers.podcast

“Man looks at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” 1 Samuel 16:7

Saul disobeys God yet again and reveals that he would rather promote himself than God.

1 Samuel 13 King Saul took matters into his own hands and instead of waiting on Samuel, offered the sacrifices unto the Lord that were reserved for the priests. Sadly, king Saul failed his first test of obedience as king of Israel. God would look for another man, a man after His own heart to …

If God is for us, who can be against us?

The Israelites looked around and saw that they were the only nation without a king. In their desire to be like everyone else, they compromised their faith and trust in the the One True and Living King. In their desire for an earthly king, they rejected their heavenly King. God would not abandon them. He …

The Philistines return the Ark of the Covenant when they realize the power of God in their midst. The Israelites repent of their sins and turn from their idol worship to seek Yahweh. The Lord intervenes on their behalf and defeats their enemy, the Philistines. This episode can be found in 1 Samuel 5-7. Follow …

In this episode, the Israelites try and use God to help them win their battles against the Philistines, even though they had sin in their hearts and were not worshiping Him as they should. God is a loving God, but He is also a God to be reverenced. Sin keeps us from God. God made …

In this episode, God speaks to Samuel for the first time. Samuel had not heard the voice of the Lord before and did not recognize Him at first. As we continue to surrender our hearts to the Lord and come to Him with a quiet and still heart, we will learn to recognize His voice …

Hannah reminds us that grief and suffering are woven into the story of God’s people. Psalm 34 reminds us that God is close to those whose hearts are broken. 2 Corinthians 1 reminds us that He is the God of ALL comfort. Let us draw near in our times of pain and suffering to meet …

In this praying the Bible episode, we read from Psalm 139. Psalm 139 is a good reminder of how valuable life is in the eyes of God. We have value and worth because God created us. He knew us when we were still in our mother’s womb and he determined not only what our physical …

In our last episode, we learned that Ruth was gleaning left over grain from the field of a man named Boaz. When Ruth Told Naomi about Boaz, Naomi became excited. She was overjoyed when she heard about Boaz because Boaz was a relative of her late husband. He was a kinsman redeemer! What is a …

In this episode, we learn about a family who loved the Lord during the time of the Judges. While all of Israel continued to fall into sin and idol worship, there was still a family who served the Lord wholeheartedly. The story of Ruth is one of provision and God’s unfailing loving kindness to his …

In this episode, we learn about Samson. While Samson was not perfect, he is an example of the need in all of us for a Savior. Samson may have brought about temporary deliverance for the Israelites, but Jesus came to bring us eternal salvation from our sins.

In this episode, our passage from the Bible comes from Mark 11: 1-11. We will be reading the story of Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday is the Sunday before Easter. Palm Sunday is the day that Jesus came into the city of Jerusalem riding on a donkey. The reason it is called Palm Sunday is because …

This week’s podcast is about Gideon. One day, Gideon was threshing wheat from his father’s crop. Do you know what it means to thresh wheat? To thresh wheat, means to take the part of the wheat that you can eat and separate it from the rest of the wheat that you can not eat. This …

Because the Israelites began to worship Baal and other false gods, Yahweh, the one true God, removed his protection from them. Raiders and enemy nations began to invade their land. But this time, God was not with the Israelites to fight for them and win. The Israelites found themselves in great distress and trouble as …

Once Joshua and the Israelites were in the land, Joshua did something very, very important. Joshua built an altar. An altar was usually made of stones and was flat on top like a table. It was the place where the sacrifices to the Lord were made. Many times, when altars were built in the Bible, …

Today’s passage from the Bible comes from Ephesians 2:1-10.  Ephesians is a book of the Bible in the New Testament. It is a letter that was written by a man named Paul who wrote to a church in Ephesus. The people at the church in Ephesus were known as the Ephesians. Paul writes to the …