Pondering Passages begins a new season diving into the first book of the Bible, Genesis. This week's episode is an introduction of our game plan and the approach we'll take in the coming days, weeks, weeks and months.

Like a Hallmark Movie, our hero finds themself in a rough spot: "...even my friends are afraid to come near me. When they see me on the street, they run the other way."

That's a hard place to live! So what do you do when you find yourself in that same situation? Where do you turn?

Join us for the conversation during this week's episode of Pondering Passages, The Podcast!

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Some might sum up their spiritual journey with one verse from Psalm 30: “Nothing can stop me now!”

But what when things aren't exactly going your way? What do you say then? Where does your faith reside then?

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Psalm 29 is a wonderful way to start the new year! Download this episode and take us along for the conversation. You won't regret it!

This beautiful Psalm is short and powerful. We pay special attention to the use of the Hand imagery and how this helps shape our own formation. 

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A beautiful passage that speaks to so many difficult situations and God's amazing grace through it all!

This is a relatable Psalm that can bring confidence to you.

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Join us as we ponder Psalm 26! Read. Live. Repeat!!

In this episode, Curt and David take a closer look at Psalm 25.

Curt and David take a look at Psalm 24. Who will receive a blessing from the Lord? Why not join them as they ponder?

Perhaps one of the most familiar and beloved Psalms in the entire Bible, Psalm 23 is a standard for offering hope during even the darkest of times. Rarely is a funeral conducted in which at least a few of these verses are presented to the mourners.

Join Curt and David as they ponder this passage of scripture and perhaps put it into a new context that helps with our formation and our journey...Then, join the conversation on the Pondering Passages website or Facebook!