Brevis Talk Podcast

Years ago, in our church fellowship, there was a Christian gentleman who closed all of his public prayers with Psalm 19:14. I still hear his words as he quotes the psalmist. The words continue to echo in my soul.

We can only see so far in this life. We see in part, but God sees the whole picture. When He gives us a signal, it is wise to obey it. (2 Peter 1:9)

There are two types of atheists: those who are professing atheists that would suggest that there is no God or deity and those who say that believe in God, but live as if He doesn't exist.

Psalm 1:1 speaks to us about a life that is blessed because of what it doesn't do.

The boundary is clear. I've gone past the boundary, but everyone is doing it and it's not hurting anyone.

Psalm 118:24 says that this is the day that the Lord has made, we will rejoice and be glad in it.

Psalm 139 tells us that God is intimately acquainted with us.

It is often human nature to deflect and blame others for our sins and shortcoming. We need to "come clean" if we are ever to have victory and overcome these areas of our lives.

God speaks His message in such a way that it gets to us. There are examples of Him double addressing some as recorded in the New Testament. (Matthew 23:37; Luke 10:41-42; Acts 9:4)

Self absorbed. Self focused. Self. Self. It's all about me. That is the perspective of some, even in the church house. Jesus said to follow Him meant denying self and taking up the cross. This is not taught in many churches, but it is in God's word,...