Welcome to a special season of A Listening Life. These twelve episodes are designed especially for the Advent season; a time of anticipation and expectation as we wait, not only for the celebration of the birth of our Savior, but also for His glorious coming again.

You are invited to prayerfully listen now to the words of the prophet Isaiah in Isaiah 26.

Welcome to a special season of A Listening Life. These twelve episodes are designed especially for the Advent season; a time of anticipation and expectation as we wait, not only for the celebration of the birth of our Savior, but also for His glorious coming again.

You are invited to prayerfully listen now to the words of the prophet Isaiah in Isaiah 25.

On today's episode of a listening life, Keri from the KLRC Morning show joins Tracy to talk about some simple a practical ways we can practice talking with God, especially in the seasons when we feel like we have no words.

In this season's final episode, we will focus on a few short verses found in Psalm 66. As always, I will read the passage three times, with space in between for you to silently reflect on what you have heard. What is the life-giving truth that you hear in this passage today?

Today, I am reading from Psalm 63. I invite you to find a quiet place, and, for these few minutes, turn your complete attention to God's soul-enriching Word.

Today's reading is from Psalm 52, words that were written many, many centuries ago. Listen to them. Prayerfully ponder. Hear how they are just as relevant today as they would have been then.

Today's reading is from Psalm 61. It is quite short, so I will be reading it even more slowly than usual so that you might receive the words fully and richly, and so that this prayer might become your own.

Today's Psalm is number 56, and I think it will be especially helpful if you are going through a season of fear, confusion, or pain. I invite you to make these words your prayer, over and over, and allow the Lord to relieve you of your fear.

Our reading today comes from Psalm 51, known as King David's prayer of confession and contrition after his sin of adultery and murder. It has served as a prayer of confession for generations since.

Today's passage is from Psalm 49. Take a moment of silence to prepare yourself to hear the Word of the Lord, and be at peace, knowing that He is present as you listen.