The Spoken Psalm is a spoken word scripture series created for seasons of spiritual heaviness, emotional exhaustion, and quiet perseverance.

Volume One: When My Soul Is Low is an 8 part journey through the psalms of lament. These episodes explore what it means to seek God when clarity is missing, strength feels depleted, and hope feels fragile. This is a space for honest prayer, unfiltered emotion, and sacred stillness.

Rather than focusing on triumph, this series sits with the realities of grief, doubt, waiting, and unanswered questions. The psalms remind us that God meets us not only in moments of praise, but also in moments of confusion, sorrow, and silence. They show us that faith can exist alongside pain, and that lament is a language God understands.

Each episode invites you to slow down, breathe, and listen. To let scripture hold you when words fail. To discover that God’s presence is not dependent on emotional strength or perfect belief.

If you are walking through loss, spiritual dryness, emotional overwhelm, or a season where prayer feels difficult, this series is for you. You do not need to arrive healed or hopeful. You only need to come as you are.

Let The Spoken Psalm guide you through scripture that sits with you in the valley and gently reminds you that God has never left.

Subscribe and follow along for all 8 episodes of The Spoken Psalm Volume 1 - When My Soul Is Low.

In this final episode of What Jesus Says: Gospel of Matthew, we reflect on Matthew 26:39 “Not my will, but Yours be done.”

In Gethsemane, Jesus shows us that true victory is often found in surrender. This powerful moment reminds us that obedience, even through tears, opens the door to resurrection and glory. Thank you for joining us for these 31 nights of walking through the words of Jesus.

In today’s episode, we reflect on Jesus’ final words in Matthew 28:19 – a call to action for every believer.

This is more than a farewell; it’s a commission. You are sent to go, to disciple, to carry the message of hope to every nation, starting right where you are.

He is with you, and He has entrusted you with His mission.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 28:10 – Jesus’ first words after the resurrection: “Do not be afraid.”

To the trembling women at the tomb, He offers comfort and calls them to share the good news. Even after betrayal and fear, Jesus still restores, still calls us His own, and still goes ahead of us.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 27:46 — the cry of Jesus from the cross.

In one of the most vulnerable moments in Scripture, Jesus enters into the depths of human pain and isolation. He took on abandonment so we would never be truly alone.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 26:52.

When chaos erupts, Jesus says, “Put your sword back.” His Kingdom isn’t built through violence or reaction, but through peace, surrender, and trust. Let Him fight your battles. Lay down your sword.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 25:23.

Jesus reminds us that what matters most is faithfulness—not fame or applause. Whether your work is seen or hidden, God sees it. Stay faithful in the little things, and one day you will hear, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 24:42.

Jesus calls us to live alert and ready—not in fear, but with purpose. Stay spiritually awake, live with eternity in mind, and let your life reflect hope and faithfulness every single day.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 23:3.

Jesus reminds us that true faith isn’t just about the words we speak, but the lives we live. Let’s move from performance to authenticity and live out what we believe.

In this episode, we reflect on Matthew 22:37–39.

Jesus reveals the greatest commandment — love God with all your heart, soul, and mind… and love your neighbour as yourself. This is the heartbeat of true discipleship. Let His love flow through you.