Psalm 17

At the end of the Psalm, David provides a contrast between those whose portion is in this life and whose portion is God. This also provides a wonderful connection back to Psalm 16. Edwin and Andrew discuss some questions that arise when we see this contrast.

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Psalm 17

When David asks God to "Wondrously Show" His love, he is actually using a very specific word with a very specific history. Edwin and Andrew share that meaning and history and discuss an exciting prayer we as God's people can pray today.

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Psalm 17

This week's psalm contains three prayers and provides a wonderful illustration of Paul's instruction to pray without ceasing. Edwin and Andrew use this opportunity to discus prayer habits.

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Psalm 16

Peter and Paul tell us David wasn't actually talking about himself. Whom was he talking about? You guessed it. Jesus. Edwin and Andrew discuss the reasons this shouldn't surprise us.

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Psalm 16

We discover a cool connection between Psalm 15 and 16.  Both talk about those who will not be moved. Edwin and Andrew discuss why David would not be moved. We see that we will only be steadfast and immovable when Jesus is our counselor and advisor.

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Psalm 16

Those who follow after idols get promised a lot of really neat stuff. However, in the end, they only multiply their sorrows. David explains why he won't go near idolatry. Edwin and Andrew explain why we need to stay away from it as well.

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Psalm 16

Whom do you look up to? Whom do you emulate? Whom do you worship? Who are your heroes? Edwin and Andrew talk about the heroes in Psalm 16 and what that means for our heroes today.

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Psalm 16

The first two verses of Psalm 16 give us a picture of spiritual maturity. The spiritually mature know where good comes from. Edwin and Andrew spend some time talking about how our view of good defines our maturity.

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Psalm 15

We get it. The past couple of days have been a little unsettling. Here is this beautiful poem about the person who actually gets to dwell with God and what we've been saying about it is none of us fit the bill. But, honestly, it is only by noticing that without watering down what it says that really gets us to how important this psalm is. Because, in fact, when God couldn't find anyone who fit this bill, He sent someone who would fit this bill. Jesus is really who Psalm 15 is about. And what a great message that is for us. Edwin and Andrew discuss how Jesus is who Psalm 15 leads us to.

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Psalm 15

How important is Psalm 15? It basically explains the reason why Israel wasn't able to dwell with God. It explains why Israel was kicked out of God's land. Edwin and Andrew discuss the continuing problem that no one, not even anyone in the nation of Israel lived according to Psalm 15. Further, they discuss why the fact that no one lives this way should be pretty frightening to us all.

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