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We listen to God speak to us from Psalm 38:12-22.

Life isn't easy but God is with us.

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We listen to hear God speak from Psalm 38:1-11.

We're invited to say what we want to say. Even if it's angry, hurt or embittered words. The Psalmist has no qualms about speaking their true feelings and we don't need to either.

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When the situations around us seem untenable and the world is filled with hurry, anxiety and mess, a Listening Practice can bring us to a place of awareness. As we listen to Psalm 37:34-40 in the New Revised Standard Version, we find that it points out some things in ourselves and points to some things about the Divine Family that can lead us toward being more peaceable.

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Listening to Psalm 37:21-33 in the New Revised Standard Version. The Divine Family is always present and active in our world. God is listening to us and is speaking if we will listen.

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Listening to Psalm 37:10-20 in the New Revised Standard Version.Do you feel poor or abundantly provided for? It's something this Psalm talks about. Life isn't always easy or fun but God is always with us. What do you hear today as God speaks through this Psalm?

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We listen to Psalm 37:1-9 today in the New Revised Standard version.Not fretting and refraining from anger are difficult when we see bad behaviour and violence in our world but this Psalm suggests we wait for God to work. Evil won't always be running rampant.What do you hear today as you listen to this Psalm?

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We begin a second season of the Faith at Home Podcast. We start a new season and use a different translation, the New Revised Standard Version. We begin with Psalm 36.

This Psalm repeats the words "steadfast love" three times. God's steadfast love is available to us whether we're aware of it or not.

What do you hear as you listen to Psalm 36? Take note of what God is saying to you today and share with us.

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Sometimes we notice feeling like a motherless child. Other times we notice the ridiculousness of our desire to see our enemies becoming the donkey in "Pin the Tail on the Donkey." And still other times we notice the call to check our lives or shout "Hallelujah."

What thoughts and feelings do you notice today as you listen to the last half of Psalm 35? Take a moment to make note of what you hear as you listen today and then please share with us!

This is the final episode in the first season of the Faith at Home Podcast. Thanks for being such great participants in the journey of listening together. If you'd like ongoing access to the video vault of Faith at Home podcasts, join us over on the Faith at Home Patreon page (www.patreon.com/FaithatHome).

Can you hear the Divine Family saying, "I'll save you!" and does their promise make your bones laugh? The imagery and words from the first half of Psalm 35 might speak you in many different ways.

What does the Life Giving Spirit draw to your awareness today?

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As we listen for the words, phrases and ideas that stand out to us in this Psalm 34:1-10 Listening Practice, we can pay attention for what the Divine Family might be calling us toward. Whatever the situations of our lives or the feelings that emerge in our days, we can approach the "...still God is there." Even when we get into trouble, can't find the beauty and feel anything but peace, still the Divine Family is there with us.

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