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Grab your Bible and join us from the Chatham Transition Ministries Tuesday night devotional. Using Romans 1:18-32, we'll see how easily we can deny God in daily life, neglect true worship, or give our hearts to lesser things. This study is both a mirror for our own hearts and an invitation to return to wholehearted allegiance to the God who has redeemed us in Christ. Join us as we are warned not to walk the forbidden path and rediscover pure worship for our good and God's glory.

Chalcedon's newest book, "Think Again: The Hidden Assumptions Behind Tough Questions," was built from 24 past podcast episodes since the podcast began in 2018. This 400th episode gives a peek into the book and a discussion as to why it is important.

The Morning Devotional Season 11 | Edition 74 Psalm 114 Providence Presbyterian Church Evansville, IN Pastor's Website: https://theparchment.net/ This devotional explores Psalm 114 as a poetic depiction of God's mighty deliverance of Israel from Egypt and His provision in the Promised Land. The speaker connects this historical redemption to the spiritual reality of the New Exodus, where Jesus Christ acts as the ultimate Passover Lamb who frees believers from the bondage of sin. By examining the psalm's imagery of nature trembling before God's presence, the message highlights divine judgment against evil and the assurance of heavenly rest for the faithful. The sermon emphasizes that just as God guided Israel through miraculous events, He continues to guide and protect His people on their journey toward eternal life. Ultimately, the text serves as a call to praise God for His power, faithfulness, and ongoing leadership in the lives of believers.

Everyone wants a stable life, but Psalm 26 teaches us that stability doesn't come from learning how to perfectly balance everything, it comes from walking on the right path. David shows us how to recognize God's path through integrity, innocence, gratitude, and a love for God's house, while warning us that the world's path leads to compromise, sin, and consequences.