How long is forever? You might think that’s a silly question, but there are many people who can’t grasp the concept of eternity. God is eternal and He put eternity in our hearts. In other words, our souls are eternal. This Psalm praises God for His steadfastness, love, and mercy. It praises Him for who […]
Psalm 136: God’s Love Endures Forever! Read More »
Psalm 135 is a medley of praise songs, a mosaic of passages that first appeared in other psalms. When rearranged, these songs encompass a lot of what God does and has done throughout all the nations and Israel. Let’s dig in… Psalm 135 Pastor Sandy Adams provides some insight… It’s interesting, the psalmist chooses to
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2025 is here and I find it hard to believe. I’ll be 70 years old this summer and I’m convinced that God has a purpose for me to use my talents, skills, and the Internet, to continue to spread the Gospel worldwide. For this year’s Bible Prophecy 2025 outlook, I’ve watched video after video from
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Psalm 111 describes the person of the Lord; thus, its partner, Psalm 112, describes the People of the Lord. What does a good, righteous, God-fearing believer look like? Let’s dig in. Psalm 112 1 Praise the Lord! How joyful are those who fear the Lord and delight in obeying his commands.2 Their children will be successful everywhere; an entire
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We need to pray the Psalms! Especially in times of uncertainty. We must remember that God is still in control and Jesus is the king of Kings! This Psalm is all about giving thanks, praising Him, remembering what He’s done, how He’s provided, and most importantly, how it all starts with Fearing God. Let’s dig
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“Come as you are and leave brand new.” Those are the lyrics of a worship song I first heard at my church recently (lyric video at the bottom). That’s what churches are supposed to do. You are supposed to come as you are — sinner, broken, lost, or seeking. Ultimately, you leave a brand new
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When does life begin? Does life begin at conception? Does life begin at fertilization? What does the Bible say about life? The answers to these and all questions about life are indeed found in the Bible. In this blog post, I will show you where to look in your Bible to find the truth about
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Before writing a Bible Study or Sunday Psalm post, I like to read the passage or chapter a few times. When I first read Psalm 109, it hit me that what David was lamenting about is happening today to people who only want to do what’s right. Obviously, the same evil spirit that tormented David
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Psalm 108 may sound familiar. That’s because it’s the combination of 2 of David’s other Psalms. Verses 1-5 are from Psalm 57 and verses 6-13 are from Psalm 60. When God repeats something — and we see that a lot in the Bible — that means it’s important. He wants you to understand it. He
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Psalm 107 begins Book 5, the last book within the Book of Psalms. Like in several other Psalms, the psalmist reminds the Israeli people of their history. Moreover, their history with God. Ultimately, it showcases God’s powerful and faithful love towards the Israelites and us humans who disobey Him continuously, yet He keeps loving us.
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Psalm 105 tells of how God treated Israel by recalling all the wonderful things God did in the past. Psalm 106 turns the table around to show how Israel treated God. They didn’t listen. They didn’t trust. They disobeyed. This study will help you dig deeper into each of the stories the psalmist is recalling.
Psalm 106: Why Must we Recall what God did in the Past? Read More »
Psalm 103 is one of my favorite psalms! It’s all about praising the Lord for all He’s done for us. There’s a beautiful hymn, “Bless the Lord, O My Soul” which I’ve shared at the bottom. That brings me back to when I sang in the choir in Miami. Another uplifting song based on this
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Living a life of integrity isn’t easy. Given that, in Psalm 101, King David gives us a prayer and a list that we can easily follow with the help of the Holy Spirit. Let’s dig in… Psalm 101 A psalm of David. 1 I will sing of your love and justice, Lord. I will praise you with
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Psalm 100 is the last of the “Royal Psalms” — 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, and 99, proclaiming God’s reign over the earth. It calls for everyone, of all ages, to praise the lord and shout with joy! It’s short, but it packs a punch. It vocalizes living in an attitude of gratitude. Let’s dig
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When we’re in trouble, we are usually so caught up in the problem(s) that we forget to cry to the Lord for help. Psalm 99, another Royal Psalm along with Psalms 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, and 100, exalts Jesus as King. It doesn’t mention Jesus by name, but who else sits on His Mighty
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How do you listen for the Voice of God? Do you have a hardened heart? Do you feel far from the Lord? Praying Psalm 95 will help… Let’s dig in… Psalm 95 1 Come, let us sing to the Lord! Let us shout joyfully to the Rock of our salvation.2 Let us come to him with thanksgiving. Let us
Psalm 95: Don’t Harden Your Heart! Listen to the Voice of God! Read More »
Psalm 90 is a psalm written by Moses, probably composed toward the end of his life after spending 40 years wandering through the desert. It’s a beautiful song and while it praises God, it also offers a prayer for our lives. I now pray it every morning. Let’s dig in… Psalm 90 A prayer of
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God keeps His Promises! In Psalm 89, the psalmist sings of the promise of an enduring successor, an everlasting throne, an eternal kingdom. He praises God because He will send us the Lord of lords and the King of kings. That promise was fulfilled in Jesus, the Messiah, the Anointed One! Let’s dig in… Psalm
Psalm 89: Who in All of Heaven Can Compare with the Lord? Read More »
Between Jesus’ Resurrection and Pentecost, there were 40 days of awe, wonder, discovery, and impatience. Put yourself in the sandals of the Disciples. How would you feel? After the Resurrection More Bible Studies on the Resurrection and Beyond… Do You Follow Jesus or a Church? Have You Surrendered Your Whole Life to Christ? Come Jesus
After the Resurrection: How to Follow Jesus and Live Like the Disciples Read More »
One thing is for sure, without the Resurrection, we have no hope! Yes, Jesus defeated sin when He absorbed our sins on the cross. However, His defeat of DEATH was the world-changing, life-changing, hope-giving miracle that no other religious leader ever accomplished. Resurrection Bible Studies How to Know Jesus In Christ Alone Glorious Day
Hope Lives! Jesus is Alive! The Tomb is Empty! Happy Resurrection Day! Read More »
