BUILDING ON BEDROCK

Contiinuing our Reflections on Psalm 18, we see how David gave God the credit for all his victories, making them God's rather than his. This was written as an example to us: are we doing the same thing, or are we taking credit for God's victories?

In Psalm 19, verses 37 through 42, the Holy Spirit inspired David to write about his natural enemies. But the principles also apply to our spiritual enemies today!

Continuing our Reflections on Psalm 18, we come to what may be the most well-known portion of it. But because it's well-known, that doesn't mean it's well understood. I make no claims to exclusive truth, but I do think we need to continually question our presuppositions when we approach God's Word. As always, I hoe this one is a blessing!

Continuing our Reflections on Psalm 18, we notice how only God can bring His light into our lives. We need to trust Him for everything. And, of course, we CAN trust Him for everything! As always, I hope it's a blessing!

Continuing our Reflections on Psalm 18, we join David as he gets real about his circumstances in God's presence. Let's put away our religious facades and be real as well in His presence so that His responses will be just as real!

We continue Reflecting on Psalm 18. I know this kind of title doesn't get many downloads, but I'm committed to not skipping anything in God's Word. Also, it's ablessing to see how often God rebukes ON OUR BEHALF, as well as seeing His reasons for rebuking us. May we find comfort and encouragement in this portion of Scripture.

Continuing our Reflections on Psalm 18, we consider the God-breathed poetic description of God's response to the prayers of His people. As always, I hope it's a blessing!

Continuing our Reflections on Psalm 18, we look at a time when not only David, but all of us definitely "cry out to God". Let's stop feeling guilty and hiding our struggles. Then we can take them to the Lord honestly. As always, I hope it's a blessing.

We continue our Reflections on Psalm 18. I don't know how the beginning got chopped off, and I apologize. The day's schedule keeps me from doing it again & I don't have tech support. But I hope it's a blessing in spite of the abrupt start.

WE continue our Reflections on the great Psalm 18, this time focusing on one of the titles David gives God: the Rock. We show how this image permeates the entire Bible and is practical for us today. God bless you as you listen! (PS: I left one blooper in. Let me know if you find it!)