JEFF'S MIDWEEK BIBLE STUDY

Join me as we take a thoughtful look at the most beloved psalm of all time - Psalm 23. You can probably recite it! But are we aware of its rich meaning? Let's examine it together in this podcast titled, "The Lord is My Shepherd."

Where would we be without the Word of God! All 176 verses of Psalm 119 are dedicated to exalting God's Word. Join us now as we consider some of the key verses, and how much they enrich our spiritual lives!

How's your appetite? Most importantly, how's your spiritual appetite? In the 84th Psalm, the writer takes us on a heart-felt pilgrimage to worship God at the house of the Lord. In the process, we discover a lot about our spiritual appetite for the things of God. Let's walk through this Psalm together now.

As God's children, we will all sin. And with those sins, comes a choice - confess it and forsake it, or else know that God will deal with us to bring about our repentance. And the longer we wait, the more miserable we will be. Let's unpack this further now as we look to Psalm 32, and a message titled, "The Joy of God's Forgiveness."

If I may be so bold, this podcast is the one of the most timely and important messages that I've shared recently. As we return to Psalm 139, we come face-to-face with the truth about God as Creator, the sanctity of life, and the importance of having a Biblical world view. Hope you'll tune it!

Did you know that God knows everything about you - including what you do and where you go? He even knows what you're going to say before you say it! Such knowledge can comfort us as believers, but is a frightening prospect to those who don't belong to God. Let's talk about how God knows us "Inside Out" in part 1 of a study in Psalm 139.

In Psalm 117, we're reminded that worship comes from the heart, includes the Gentiles, and proclaims both God's faithfulness and truth. This short psalm packs a big punch, so let's unpack it together in a message titled, "Praise the Lord!"

So a common question people have, and an important question for that matter, is how we know that God really exists. According to Psalm 19, the creation speaks consistently and clearly of God as the Creator. And with that, God's Word reveals who God is. So let's dig into this wonderful psalm!

After so many years of human existence, you would think people would have mastered the art of being happy. But in reality, the opposite is true, and so many people are truly unhappy. But the Bible tells us how to be eternally happy, and so let's look at that together in Psalm 1.

We all love to experience forgiveness, but then forgiving others can become a huge challenge! In his letter to Philemon, the Apostle Paul appeals to his brother in Christ, who has experienced God's forgiveness, to now forgive someone who has wronged him. Let's take a deeper look together at the very important subject of forgiveness.