The Branch

What do we do when we want answers, ask God, and don't hear a response? Is the silence an answer in itself? Looking at the story of Job, in this episode we look to better understand what it looks like for us to sit in the unknown.

What does it look like to disagree but stay united? Is it even possible? In Paul's letter to Ephesus, we see how unity does

Are you tired? Are you weary? Where do you turn for rest?

After David is confronted by Nathan the prophet, he writes Psalm 51. It is a picture of the Lord's forgiveness to us.

What does it look like to love others as Christ first loved us? What do we do with the limitless love of Christ that has been given to us?

David sees the Lord as his salvation in Psalm 27. Do we see the Lord as our salvation? As our light? Do we believe that we simply need a one-time salvation or are we being saved and will we be saved?

When we look at the Lord as our teacher, what posture do we take? David gives us a picture in Psalm 25 of how we approach the Lord as our teacher.

In Psalm 16, David looks to the Lord to be his guide. How do we see the Lord as our guide?

Although the Lord is righteous and holy, David was able to approach him with boldness and confidence. What does the righteousness of the Lord mean to us? How do we approach him in his righteousness and how do we live out that righteousness?

As we enter into the season of Lent, we look at the Psalms to learn more about the character of God. In Psalm 3, David sees God as his protector.