When everything hangs in the balance, where do you find yourself? If Jesus is all that he claims (and I certainly think he is) then recognizing the importance of our faith in him cannot be understated.

Sleep, anxiety, and peace are the focal points of this episode. "Trusting God" is easy to speak about, but difficult for us to do every day.

Psalm 9 offers us a simple but deeply important practice for sharpening our faith in God and our love for him.

Looking at Psalm 63 and Matthew 11, this study looks at the way our souls experience a "thirst" and need something to satisfy.

Psalm 25:1, like several others, challenges us with the words of lifting the soul. So, how are we to think about this?

Do we actually have a right understanding of what God's love is? This episode challenges us to ask that question and seek to derive our knowledge of God's love from the correct sources.

How are we comforted? And, what does full comfort look like? This episode delves into both our need for comfort and a future comfort.

Thoughts about thinking are at the core of this episode: what happens to us when we do focus our minds on God's love?

Looking at part of Psalm 51, the focus here is our sin and a God who knows us through and through. If our heart is known perfectly by God, how does this affect our thoughts of him and our worship of him?

The Shema is a title given to the words of Deuteronomy 6. The instruction contained therein that is the topic of this particular episode is the instruction to love God with all one's heart, soul, and might. Later in time, Jesus quotes these words, calling them the first and greatest commandment.