Are you full of gas?  Would someone call you a sack of farts?  Well, one version of the Bible says that those who say there is no God are just full of gas!  Listen and learn!

The subject title for this devotional would be a great name for a soap opera on the life of David the King.  No longer the little shepherd boy or the giant killer, he's a grown man with grown man needs and desires.  Listen and learn the story behind this soap opera!  Be blessed!

How are you living your life?  Are you living it in a way that shows that your grounding and rootedness is in the soil of Christ's love?  Or, does it give you away as a hateful person, or apathetic person?  Listen and learn, learn to be a blessing!

One thing many people like about some churches and ministries is the food!  And there's nothing wrong with that, but when Jesus speaks about bread, He's talking about something different altogether.  Listen and be blessed!

Do you know the power behind the 23rd Psalm?  It's the power of God as affirmed by the boy shepherd, David.  Later as king, he demonstrated that God was the force behind all of his victories and successes.  Listen and learn!

The Old Testament prophet Jeremiah delivers a strong word on God's behalf on how some shepherds, instead of gathering their flock, cause them to scatter.  These follow their own personal agendas and neglect to focus on what God would have our flocks do and be.  Listen to today's devotional and find your place.

It feels terrible to be left out from something or some event.  It feels worse to be excluded for reasons beyond your control, like birth, city of birth, country of birth, your faith, etc.  Paul addresses the reality of this in the passage we study in today's devotional.  I pray you listen and learn.  Become a blessing to others!

What do you do when you're sick?  What do you do when you're afraid?  Listen to today's devotional and hear about Jesus.  Yes, Jesus is our Shepherd and as our shepherd offers us so much!  Listen and learn!

Psalm 24 considered a national anthem of sorts by some, speaks of the power of God to bless all things, for indeed it is God who owns all things, including you and me.  Listen today and be blessed.

Two dances mentioned in the passages for this coming Sunday's lessons.  One was indeed the dance of death that led to the beheading of John the Baptist.  The second is a dance where King David gets into trouble with his wife because his dancing was unbecoming a king, in her opinion.  Listen to today's devotion and you decide!