We kick off Psalm 5 considering how Christ woke with a sigh or lament each morning.

We wrap up our chat on Psalm 4 discussing the joy that is greater than a good meal and a lush wine.

"Who can show us any good?" is what the world is asking whilst simultaneously rejecting the One who can truly bring about good! We see how this experience and prayer of Christ is something we too can pray

We continue with Psalm 4 where it seems Christ tells all who are believing deceptions to go to their room for a time of reflection.

Christ seems to change the direction of his speech in this verse. Sam and Aron discuss who He is speaking to and how we can pray this verse of the Psalms.

We kick off some chat on Psalm 4 - the Psalm of the month at Gabalfa for August.

As a little interlude between Psalm 3 and 4, we answer a question that's been sent in. It serves as a bit of a recap of some of the main things we've discussed on these pods.

When was the last time you prayed "Break their teeth Lord!"

Jesus prayed it! How exactly do we pray this? Why would Jesus of Nazareth pray this prayer?

HOW HAS PRAYING PSALM 3 HELPED YOU? Let us know :)

Jesus practiced dying and rising - we do too.

How did Jesus ever good a good night's sleep when there were people who wanted Him dead?

We discuss sleep and how we incorporate sleep and waking up as themes in our prayer life.

As Jesus of Nazareth prays, how does He counter the lies spoken about Him and His God and Father? What is His assurance? How do we replicate this prayer in our lives?