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Finding Answers in the Sanctuary
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When life looks unfair and the loudest wins seem to go to the least deserving, it’s easy to slip into resentment. We sit with Asaph in…
11 months ago
Asking Seven Forbidden Questions
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A worship leader ready to resign, a heart full of envy, and a sanctuary that changes everything—Psalm 73 reads like a journal entry we…
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Walking With God Through Life
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When prayer is urgent and the clock seems cruel, what do we say, and how do we trust? We dive into Psalms 70–72 to explore the arc fro…
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A Closer Look at the Sufferings of Christ
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What if a single psalm could chart both the facts of Jesus’ suffering and the feelings he carried through it? We walk through Psalm 69…
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God Leads His Dear Children Along
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Grief can feel like a closed room, but sometimes it opens into a song. We start with the tender story behind the hymn God Leads Us Alo…
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Security and Satisfaction (Psalms 63–65)
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Desert thirst meets harvest joy as we walk with David through Psalms 63–65 and explore where real security and satisfaction are found.…
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No Other Option but God (Psalms 60–62)
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When life pushes past your limits, where do you run first? We walk through Psalms 60–62 to trace David’s journey from defeat to depend…
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The Hiding Place (Psalms 57–59)
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Caves, closets, and courage meet in one sweeping story about refuge that holds when fear refuses to blink. We open with Corrie Ten Boo…
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The Tear Collector (Psalm 56)
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Dark nights have a way of bending our sense of direction. We think we’re level, but the gauges tell another story. We take you to Psal…
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Betrayal and the Urge to Bite Back (Psalms 52–55)
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Betrayal can make the world go dim in an instant—especially when it comes from someone who should have protected you. We follow David …
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