Pick one of the five ways God deals with your sin. Which do you fancy?

1.As far as the east is from the west; geographically distant

2. He casts our sins behind his back; Hidden, unseen, past tense. strength

3. He blots them out;divine forgetting disappear erased like a stain

4. tramples them underfoot, stomped to death, unrecognizable

5. hurls them into the depths of the seas Swallowed by the vast of forgiveness

Think about which one speaks to your heart. Thank Him. Subscribe.

David goes hard on the road of blessing God in Psalm 103. One might even accuse him of being too enthusiastic. What causes the exuberance? We have two choices:

1. David is too fired up, and we should change the psalm. Or
2. David is right. We should be just as fired up as he is. We have to change our hearts and agree with him

Join me for slightly less than 7 minutes as I make an exuberant argument for one of these positions. Then subscribe on YouTube or Apple Podcasts or Spotify, etc.

As we walk the halls of history, we recall great spiritual moments that have gone before us. Many have come before us in history. This is only appropriate, as this is not God's first day in dealing with humans.

As David recalls the Lord's answer to Moses' requests of "Show me Your glory, " and "Show me your ways," he comes back to one big response:

Bless the Lord O my soul, and all that is within me, Bless His holy name.

Join me for a 7 minute stroll down the halls of history. Perhaps we'll end up at the same place as David. Please subscribe on YouTube.

If nature could talk, what would be its message? Well, the truth of the matter is that nature CAN TALK, and IS TALKING. David records the message in Psalm 19.

The heavens are declaring something. The day reveals something. There is no place that the sun, and therefore its message, does not shine.

Listen 7 minutes to explore what you have been hearing as you go outside. Subscribe to the YouTube channel so as to not miss a message here, if there is another day there.

Let's say the Bible is perfect. If so, what is the big deal? What actual good does it do for me?

Our hero and knucklehead David answers this in the 2nd half of Psalm 19. He argues and exclaims that it is indeed perfect and declares his affection toward it. Then he gets to the nitty gritty. The Word is not without effect. It then comments accurately on sin, error and faults. If I listen, it can be a VERY big deal.

Join me and Asa for 7 minutes of thoughts on the matter.

Today we learn just one thing: The sky has something to say.

We'll learn its subject matter.

We'll learn its attitude

We'll learn its audience

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If you are broken hearted, smashed and shattered, this then is the psalm for you.

This just might be your special day of unique blessing: if so, He could be nearer than ever. He could be giving you a season to more clearly see Him; and more porously be aware of Him.

Join me for 7 minutes in the Psalm of the smashed.

The death of Charlie Kirk has hit hard all across this country. Join me for 6 minutes as we apply some ancient wisdom to our current situation.

We'll even hear from Alan Paton's Cry the Beloved Country to give a voice to the idea that we are all in this together. If this is "the heaviest thing of all your years," or even just a curiously heavy thing, then this is worth your consideration.

Democrats and Republicans might just have common ground to meet upon. Please join me now as we find it together.

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