ChoirTalks

Episode 14 picks up a cool story from Acts 16. It's a worship service - in a jail - with an earthquake - that ends in changed lives.

"Even in terrible circumstances, the eyes of faith can see a faithful God."

How do you respond to criticism in areas where you have leadership responsibility? We see a picture of a godly way to deal with a complaint in Acts 6.

Today we will have a prayer experience where we pray thru the parts of the "Lord's Prayer" found in Matthew 6.

Psalm 112 starts with a "beatitude" then shows us the blessings that mark the life of someone who has a reverential awe for God.

In this episode of Choir Talks we break down Psalm 25. It's a Psalm for finding God's ways, paths in this journey of life that we are taking. We can plan a journey in great detail now with internet websites, apps, etc but there's no app that can guide you thru all that life throws at you. Listen to this Psalm with me and think about how God can lead us as we journey thru life.

Episode 9 comes from Psalm 84 attributed to the "Sons of Korah." They come from a family who had a public shame but God restored them and used them. I didn't know anything about them but traced their history in the Old Testament and it helped me understand this psalm better.

This is not an episode of Choir Talks. It's an interview format podcast on the day after I spoke in our church on worship. For those of you interested in what the Bible says about worship, check it out. if you want to hear the whole sermon it's available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWzY9b-32Sw

In episode 8 we read the wonderful beginning to Hebrews 12. I love picture painted of the runner at the start line of a race. I'm encouraged by this passage and it spurs us on to "run with perseverance."

This week we read about a new Temple that God is building described in Ephesians 2:21-22.

"With Great Fear and Trembling"

In episode 5 we looked at 1st Corinthians 1 and saw that God chooses weakness. In this Episode, we read 1st Corinthians 2 and see that Paul doesn't fear coming in "weakness but has "great fear and trembling" of strength. That seems kind of backward, right? Let's explore...