Are Christians today persecuted as David so often was? If so, what should be our response? And what is our heavenly Father's response when someone lashes out at His children? Challenging and joyful answers are to be found in Psalm 64. Listen in!

In these verses, Paul stresses the importance of the local church; of Christians' need for "one another." How should Christians treat one another, and relate to one another, and be there for one another? Find out from Romans 12.9-13.

Picture your favorite meal or your favorite restaurant. How satisfied do you feel when you have finished the last bite? David says that is exactly what he sometimes felt when he had sought and found God - his soul was "satisfied as with marrow and fatness." Listen in as we marvel at how David sought - and found - God!

"We have gifts" Paul says. There is some way for every Christian to serve the Lord, His church, and the advancing of His Kingdom in the world. What's your gift? Perhaps these verses will help you discover it. More than that, Paul's aim is to encourage you to use your git, and to use it well. Listen in and find out how.

David knew by experience that, ultimately, "God only" can be our hope and salvation. Listen in as we overhear David reminding himself of this, and turning aside from so many of the false hopes by which we are tempted.

We all know we should be humble. But who says? And does everyone need to hear such an admonition? And, if so, why? And how do we cultivate humility? These questions and more as we study Romans 12.3-5 together.

There are so many things in life that are "not for the faint of heart". So many things that some of us, for weakness, will never be able to do. But the Christian life is not one of them! The Christian life is tailor made for people who are weak in the knees! David shows us as much in this psalm ... and gives a pattern for how God's people can move from faintness of heart to singing for joy. Listen in ... and follow the pattern!

We have two options for spiritual formation: We can either be conformed to this world, or transformed into the image of Christ. What makes the difference? Our minds! One of the most important things we must do as Christians is to constantly renew our minds; to learn to think Christianly, says Paul. Listen in as we think about why and how.

King Joash did what was right as long as he had his trusted counselor, Jehoida, by his side. But when Jehoida died, Joash went off the rails very quickly. What does this teach us about the value of godly counselors, and also the cautions that we should take in looking to them? Listen in and find out.

What does it mean to present yourself a living sacrifice to God? Didn't Jesus already present the only sacrifice that needed presenting? And, if not, what kind of sacrifice is required of us? Find out as we look closely at Romans 12.1!