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In this episode, we discuss our tendency as Christians to still be "thirsty" after our conversion. We discuss some of the reasons why we still thirst, what we thirst for, and how we can retrain ourselves by actually drinking the "spiritual water" Jesus offers to the woman at the well, and all who would seek and ask for it.

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In this episode, we take a deeper look at having a weaned heart in light of Psalm 131.

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This is our companion prayer guide to go along with our discussion on praying for guidance.

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In this episode, we discuss seeking guidance in a world filled with blind guides.

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In this episode, we discuss how our greatest significance is found in magnifying Christ in our lives, not ourselves.

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This is our guided prayer with prompts reflecting on Psalm 120.

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In this episode, we discuss Psalm 120 and how to apply the text to our prayers.

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This is the guided prayer that accompanies Episode 1: Psalm 131. Feel free to use this episode as a stand-alone or consider listening to the Episode 1 Discussion for more to consider during your prayer.

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In this episode, we discuss the key themes of Psalm 131, letting each verse be the guide and structure of our prayer. We find that David is attributed as the author, and he suggests that he isn't lifting his eyes up in longing or expectation. He's not consumed with thinking of things beyond his current station. When he wrote it, we do not know, but we know wherever he was he was content. How content? As content as a weaned child as he states. This is quite a statement and suggests that he is content to simply be with God, and not want his "milk" as the analogy suggests. Put another way, David did not want the gift but instead wanted the Gift Giver.