Episode 11 of Season 3 is a reflection on 2 Peter 1:3-11 where Peter encourages us that we have everything we need in Christ to grow into a mature disciple for the glory of God, and to not remain undeveloped and corrupted by sin.

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- Holding On by Adrian Disch

- Through Different Eyes (instrumental) by CHPTRS

Episode 10 of Season 3 is a meditation on Joel 2:12-29 where God - through the prophet Joel - invites His people to return to Him with all our hearts, attended by weeping and fasting. In so doing, He promises to forgive, provide for, and defend us because of His great love for us.

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- Clouds by Wil Pearce

- When the Light Comes In by Adrian Disch

- Restoration (piano version) by Adrian Disch

- Once and For All (eventide, instrumental) by Adrian Disch

Episode 9 of Season 3 is a meditation on Psalm 79 where the psalmist reflects on oppression, pain, and loss, even going so far as to question the disposition of God toward Israel. The writer then turns a corner and considers the compassion, forgiveness, and protection of Yahweh.

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- I See You (feat. Chris Coleman) by Wil Pearce

- Above the Earth by Adrian Disch

Episode 8 of Season 3 is a brief reflection on Ruth 1:16-17 where Ruth famously pledges to follow Naomi wherever she may go, taking on her culture and beliefs as well. This is a beautiful picture of forgetting what is behind and pressing on toward the upward call of God in Christ Jesus. This meditation also strays spontaneously into 2 Corinthians 6:16-18, Luke 9:62, Philippians 3:12-14, and others.

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- It's Just the Beginning (feat. Roary, instrumental) by Marie Hines

- Aurora by Wil Pearce

- Coalesce by Jacob Lavallee

Episode 7 of Season 3 is a reflection on Ezra 3:10-11 where the returned exiles lay the foundation of the new temple and erupt with worship at the revelation of the goodness and love of God.

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- Reborn by One Hundred Years

- Better Together (acoustic instrumental) by Wil Pearce

- Boundless by Adrian Disch

Episode 6 of Season 3 is a meditation taken directly from my own devotional life of prayer over the past 20 years. Most mornings, I endeavor to begin the day by reflecting on the nature of God as Father, Son, and Spirit. I would like to invite you into this same beautiful exercise.

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- Mountains by Wil Pearce

- Holding the Heavens by SVVN

- Nearness by Adrian Disch

- Aegis by Jordan Critz

- Blur by Steven Gutheinz

Episode 5 of Season 3 is a meditation on Leviticus 19:9-18 where we are commanded - in view of Yahweh as Lord - to love our neighbors as ourselves.

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- Etne by Rore

- Displaced by Tony Anderson

- Endings by Wil Pearce

Episode 4 of Season 3 is a prayerful meditation on Psalm 142 where David, hiding in a cave on the run from Saul, pours out his complaint before the Lord and lands in a place of hopefulness of God's deliverance.

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- Aurora by Tony Anderson

- Sight by Wil Pearce

- Heavens (feat. Chris Coleman) by Wil Pearce

Episode 3 of Season 3 is a reflection on 2 Kings 6:8-23 where the armies of the king of Syria surround Elisha and his servant, and Elisha prays that the servant's eyes would be open to see the armies of heaven encircling their enemies. May we see with the same eyes of faith. Lord Jesus, open our eyes!

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- The Epilogue (instrumental) by CHPTRS

- Spirit by Tony Anderson

- Visible by Why We Wander