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You’re listening to Soundbites, where sound theology and sound advice meets everyday life. If there’s one thing that the psalmist makes clear, it's that in this life, we go through trials. But what for? Does God actually have a purpose for any of it? In this soundbite, Pastor Oren shows us how God works through our afflictions to refine our faith. The text is Psalm 119:65-80.

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You’re listening to Soundbites, where sound theology and sound advice meets everyday life. Have you ever had the experience of being lost? Would you admit it if you did? Let’s be honest, finding our way isn’t always easy. In this soundbite, Pastor Oren concludes his teaching from Psalm 119:49-64 and demonstrates how Scripture points us in the right direction for life.

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You’re listening to Soundbites, where sound theology and sound advice meets everyday life. Does your life feel like it has a clear destination? Does the journey fill you with hope? What comforts you along the way? In this soundbite, Pastor Oren takes a look at Psalm 119:49-64 and how God’s Word gives us a beautiful song to sing along life’s path.

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You’re listening to Soundbites, where sound theology and sound advice meets everyday life. Did you ever fantasize as a child about finding buried treasure? Most of us likely did. In today’s soundbite, Pastor Oren takes a look at Psalm 119:1-16 and helps us see the true treasure found in God’s Word.

Thanks for listening. We pray this clip has been helpful and invite you to connect with more content from First Baptist on our website at fbcbr.com or through our social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram, username @fbcbr. Until next time, let us keep “looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God.

You’re listening to Soundbites, where sound theology and sound advice meets everyday life. Today, Pastor Oren concludes his introduction of Psalm 119. In this soundbite, Pastor Oren shares two final thoughts on how Psalm 119 teaches us about the necessity of God’s Word. Specifically, how it is necessary for our worries and our witness.

Thanks for listening. We pray this clip has been helpful and invite you to connect with more content from First Baptist on our website at fbcbr.com or through our social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram, username @fbcbr. Until next time, let us keep “looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God.

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You’re listening to Soundbites, where sound theology and sound advice meets everyday life. Today, we’re continuing Pastor Oren’s introduction of Psalm 119, which is the focus of our Summer in the Psalms series. In this soundbite, Pastor Oren teaches on the necessity of God’s Word, specifically how it relates to our worship.

Thanks for listening. We pray this clip has been helpful and invite you to connect with more content from First Baptist on our website at fbcbr.com or through our social media accounts on Facebook and Instagram, username @fbcbr. Until next time, let us keep “looking to Jesus, the founder and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy that was set before him endured the cross, despising the shame, and is seated at the right hand of the throne of God.

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Is the Bible relevant to my life today? What does an ancient religious text have to say to the complex issues in our culture today? This clip comes from Pastor Oren’s introduction of Psalm 119, which is the focus of our Summer in the Psalms series. In this soundbite, Pastor Oren gives some helpful background information on the 119th Psalm and shares why God’s Word is necessary for our walk in life.

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