A Road Map for Life, Series 2

Special edition: Today Scott Pauley has an informal conversation with our "Enjoying The Journey" listeners about the need for revival in our day. In this brief episode he will discuss some revival resources that are available and give more details about his new book, "Revival Praying."

Psalm 72. As we conclude the second section of Psalms we find the final prayer of David. Hear his heart as he neared the end and you will hear the heart of God. Be ready to add these three things to your prayer list!

Psalm 71. It is amazing how quickly youth turns in to old age! Life passes so quickly. None of us know how many days God will allow us to live, but He does tell us how to make the most of every day. Here is something that will help you in youth and in old age...

Psalm 70. Do you ever write yourself a reminder note? The Lord placed some for us in His Word. This Psalm is a psalm of remembrance and it reminds us of three things we must remember every day.

Psalm 69. We all have our "deep water" experiences. It is good to know that God often does His deepest work in our lives while we are in deep water. In today's study we find 3 things the believer can do when things are uncertain.

Psalm 68. The most wonderful thing in this world is the presence of God! His presence brings fear to those who do not know Him, but hope to those who do. Today we discuss how to live consciously in His presence and discover what comes out of being with Him.

Psalm 67. Everything that God does for our good He also does for His glory. The ultimate end of man is to glorify God. God blesses us in order to make us a blessing; we should give praise with a desire to point others to the God of all blessing.

Psalm 66. The most attractive thing in the world is a joyful spirit, and the most powerful testimony is a heart filled with praise. Witnessing is simply praising God to others. Learn how to use God's goodness in your life to invite others to Him.

Psalm 65. True prayer should always lead to praise. In today's study we learn that both our lives and the world around us give us reason to praise God. When you are finished listening you should begin to - praise God!

Psalm 64. Only the fear of God can overcome the fear of man. Yes, the enemy is real...but God is greater! This psalm gives a pattern for all of us to follow: it shows us how to move from fear to faith.

Psalm 63. What are you searching for? It was while David was being hunted that he recorded this powerful psalm about seeking the Lord. Discover the open secret to seeking God early and finding Him in the darkest hours of life.

Psalm 62. When life's expectations are based on people we are sure to be disappointed. The only foundations for great expectations is the goodness and greatness of God. Join us as we study the "God only" Psalm!

Psalm 61. We have all wondered...Will this ever get easier? At every stage in life there are difficulties to face and enemies to fight. The secret to this psalm and the secret to God's continued blessing is found in the last verse. One word will help you press on.

Psalm 60. While we are fighting one battle another enemy attacks. This is war! Only the Lord can help you live a victorious Christian life. Every battle, every struggle, every wound should drive us to Him.

Psalm 59. There are few things as ferocious or destructive as a pack of wild dogs. Enemies are like that and David understood such danger. He also understood that God was His defense and deliverer. Don't miss the way this psalm ends!

Psalm 58. What can we learn from a snake, a lion, and a snail? God uses three things in the animal kingdom to teach us about the wicked world around us, and, more importantly, about the God who rules over all.

Psalm 57. The "lions" of life come against all of God's people. Attacks will come. But there is One greater than the lions that want to destroy you! Following David's example, we learn to keep our eyes on the Lord in three simple ways.

Psalm 56. Life is lived one day at a time. Every day there will be fears. Every day there is a fight. And every day God gives us exactly what we need to face them! Discover three things you can do every day to live in victory.

Psalm 55. Have you ever been betrayed? It brings uncertainty, anger, and fear. But you do not have to stay in that bondage! Christ has made a way for us to be free and David shows us the way.

Psalm 54. When things go wrong and others don't do right it is easy to get bitter. David kept a sweet spirit through every disappointment. Find out how in his own words...

Psalm 53. Truth is timeless because it is rooted in the eternal God. Today's psalm will feel like deja vu because it is almost a word for word repetition of another psalm. And it is repeated in Romans! Why? Truth never changes.

Psalm 52. Doeg and David. Two very different men, living very different lives. There are only 2 kinds of men: those who think they are strong and those who know they are weak and have found their strength in Christ. Which are you?

Psalm 51. Nothing is real until it is personal. In this Psalm of confession God uses David's example to show us all how to get real about our own spiritual need. Don't just listen to the study or read the psalm—make it your own prayer!

Psalm 50. We all will meet God someday. We all will give an answer for our lives. For those who don't know the Judge this will be a frightening thing. For believers, this should be a wonderful and motivating truth! We are all getting ready to meet the Judge.

Psalm 49. So much of our world is built around material wealth, but eternity is not! God puts riches in perspective for us in today's psalm and reminds us of three things you cannot do with money.