David challenges his readers to see the tragedy and triumph of creation as signs of God's sovereignty over the day-to-day affairs of our lives in Psalm 29.

In Psalm 28, David expresses the burden of waiting for God to resolve the complications of his life, especially when there are compromising (but much easier) solutions to getting what we want out of life. Matt provides a musical reflection inspired by the Psalm as well.

Psalm 27 depicts God as "light" and "salvation" for David. How do these reminders settle David's anxious heart? We'll discuss this question and share a musical reflection in this episode.

An original musical reflection from Psalm 26, followed by a discussion of the relevance of this Psalm to contemporary life.

An original musical reflection written out of a Psalm, followed by discussion of relevant insights from the Biblical passage.

Original music, inspired by a Biblical Psalm, as well as a reflection on the significance of the psalm to contemporary life and spirituality.

An original musical reflection out of a Biblical Psalm, combined with a fresh take on the significance of the Biblical passage to contemporary life.

An original musical reflection out of a Biblical Psalm, combined with a fresh take on the significance of the Biblical passage to contemporary life.

This track provides original music and a brief reflection on Psalm 14.

This track provides original music and a brief reflection on the meaning of Psalm 8.