This episode takes us to Psalm 19. Here we find that our Father communicates with us on a daily basis. What does that communication look like and are we paying attention? 

When people do us wrong, we want revenge, but is there a right way to go about that? We see here that God gives the Psalmist power over those who treated him wrong. But vengeance belongs to God and it is only by His hand that revenge occurs. When He judges wrong to have occurred, He allows power to be given to the wronged. 

This episode discusses how the Psalmist is empowered to walk through rough terrain and fight his enemies. Who empowers him and can we also empowered and upheld during our times of trial? 

This episode continues to take us through Psalm 18. Here we learn about how our Father gives us strength. Providing us with the ability to face the many different and difficult situations that life brings. He equips us to fend off attacks and remain strong. 

There are times through life that we face people or circumstances that are so heavy, dark, and weigh us down. But we will not and are not in darkness forever. Learn in this episode what our Father's response is during these times. 

How does the Lord treat those who strive to follow Him? Is it something you want in your life? 

This episode continues the discussion of the power of our Father when there are people that come against us. When we are facing trials, He comes to our aid and supports and guides us. Something that in our world that sometimes is constantly filled with troubles, is very comforting. 

We saw in the last episode that the Psalmist was in distress. Here we get to see how God responds. It certainly makes me want to be on God's side, not against Him.  

We continue to explore Psalm 18 where the Psalmist mentions that he is in distress. What does he do in this moment and what is the response? Can we follow in these same types of steps? 

This episode takes us into exploring Psalm 18. Here we learn about the caring character of our Father. He is our rock. Is your life built on Him or something else? When storms come, will your house remain?