Good morning, friends...

This saying is often attributed to Henry Ford, who knew a thing or two about improving things. If you find yourself stuck in a season of despair and you're trying to get yourself out of it by doing things you've done in the past, I want to challenge you to try something different, another alternative. Instead of following the same routine, I'm suggesting you do two things; two simple but different things that I guarantee will help you climb out of your valley.

Blessings,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Good morning, Friends!

Today we're moving on to Psalm 13, a Psalm where David bares his soul to God. And he doesn't hold back, but lets God know exactly how he's feeling. I think we've all been there, when our frustrations boil over and we say things to God that might seem a little out of place, perhaps even confrontational. 

But this Psalm taught me something new - that God works in the "spaces" of His Word.

Blessings,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Good morning, Friends!

As we conclude our review of Psalm 5, we discover how King David climbed out of his "valley" and into the joy of God's immeasurable blessings. And by following his advice, we can enjoy the same results. 

Are you willing to try something new for one week? Today's podcast contains a simple challenge that will help you climb out of your own valley. Or just give you encouragement for the daily grind.

Blessings,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Good morning, Friends!

We are moving on to our next Psalm - Psalm 5 - where we will witness how King David approached God in the midst of his trials and challenges. Good lessons for us in our own daily walk!

Blessings,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Good morning, Friends!

As we bring our discussion on Psalm 1 to a close, I want to leave you with this thought: you can (and will) find encouragement for the daily grind by remembering three C's.

Blessings to all,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Good morning, Friends!

As we continue to look for encouragement in life's daily grind, we discover that the blessed life - the contented life - is available to each and every one of us. And achieving it doesn't require us to follow some self help program or jump through major theological hoops. It's actually pretty simple.

Join us today and find out how simple it really is.

Blessings,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Good morning, Friends!

Today we embark on a new study. What attracted me to this topic was the tagline from a book written by Chuck Swindoll titled, Living the Psalms. The tagline is this: Encouragement for the Daily Grind. Let that sink in for a moment... Encouragement for the Daily Grind. Why is that so attractive? Because we can easily fall into the trap of viewing our daily activities as a grind, a routine that seems like we're on a hamster wheel, never getting anywhere, never getting anything done.

But that's not how God wants us to live. In fact, He wants us to enjoy our lives, to consider each day as a gift from Him to be enjoyed. So, if we're going to change our outlook, we're going to need some help, and that help comes from His word, specifically from God's songbook: the book of Psalms.

Join me as we drink deep in the encouragement from the pages of Scripture.

Blessings,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Good morning, friends!

After a three week hiatus (grandkids plus a mini-vacation), I am glad to be able to return to these weekly podcasts. Today we are concluding our study of the 100 Most Asked Questions About Heaven, Hell, and the Afterlife. There are many religions that provide what they consider to be pathways to heaven. But who is the real authority on the subject? I decided to solicit the help of AI to try and find the answer, and the results were quite surprising. 

Blessings to all,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Today's topic is familiar to some while at the same time, foreign to others. But it is a question that is often asked, therefore we shouldn't avoid it: "What does the Bible say about Purgatory?"

I trust you will find today's podcast enlightening.

Blessings,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)

Good morning, friends!

In today's podcast, I will be asking you one simple question. While the question might be straightforward, the importance of your answer carries immeasurable consequences. 

Blessings to all,
Fritz.

"Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light for my path" (Psalm 119:105)