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Today we discuss how reading through the Psalms helps us parse and process our emotions, especially emotions like doubt and anxiety. Also, we marvel at how God can save anybody and send them to Heaven if literally ALL people are unrighteous.
In reading the Psalms today, we find that many have the feeling that they are alone - that nobody else around them is seeking the Lord, but we will also find out that the Lord protects those who are His, and hears their groaning.
Most shows geared for kids and teens these days have a mantra: Believe in yourself! Be yourself! How does such a philosophy stand up to the teaching of Jesus? Not very well, we will find out today, as Jesus shows us a Pharisee who believed in himself and a tax collector, who was a great sinner, and yet was heard by God.
The disciples uttered a wonderful prayer when Jesus told them that they must forgive people over and over again, and we can learn much about obedience and faithfulness from that prayer.
The Bible says very little about what happens immediately after we die, but today's passage is one of the few that addresses that question, so we discuss it, as well as Jesus' mysterious statement that Lazarus the beggar was in a place called 'Abraham's Bosom.' Does this refer to Heaven, or purgatory, or some other place?
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