All You Need

(Psalm 119:176) With God, endings are always new beginnings. We’ve come to the end of Psalm 119 and so many of us are prone to wander. Let us remember His commandments and renew our commitment to spend time in God’s Word every day. It truly is all you need! (06120220520) 

(Psalm 119:169-176) God not only wants you to hear His Word - He wants you to repeat it. He not only wants you to receive His Word - He wants you to relay it. In this broadcast we will discover three verbal responses from us to God’s Words. (06119220519) 

(Psalm 119:161-168) Today’s section offers a summary of every good thing we find in God’s Word, and together we will make a list of them. But what good is it if we only talk about the good things found in God’s Word? What are we going to do about it? God’s Word will keep us – will we keep it? (06118220518) 

(Psalm 119:153-160) As a key opens a door, so a keyword can open our understanding of a portion of Scripture. Such is the case in our study today. The section emphasizes both who is against us and Who is for us. Let’s spend a few minutes together considering our affliction, our affection, and God’s attention.  (06117220517) 

(Psalm 119:145-152) Where should we turn our attention when we feel like crying? God’s Word teaches that we can bring our emotion, feelings, and desperation to the Lord, and His Truth never changes. Even when we’re crying, we can find an anchor in God’s Word.  (06116220516) 

(Psalm 119:137-144) Zeal can reveal! It can also be misplaced or grow cold. Unless we are careful to root our zeal in God’s righteousness, it can lead us away from what matters. What else will we learn about zeal in today’s study of God’s Word? (06114220513) 

(Psalm 119:129-136) So often we seek God’s hand, but not His face. We look for something from Him but fail to truly seek Him. When our eyes view God’s face, we find that it shines, smiles, and speaks to us. Let’s investigate another portion of Psalm 119 and remember to seek God’s face. (06113220512) 

(Psalm 119:121-128) In a world of injustice, we may resist the thought of being a servant. But when your Master is perfect, there’s no better relationship to have. You can take your eyes off those who would oppress you and draw confidence, mercy, and instruction from your wonderful and perfect Master. Today we dive into the gift of servanthood. (06112220511) 

(Psalm 119:113-120) George Whitfield, the renowned preacher of the Great Awakening said, “I am immortal until God is finished with me.” As we look at another section of Psalm 119, principles will be discovered that help us understand the safety we have in the Lord. He always takes care of His own. (06111220510) 

(Psalm 119:105-112) God wants you to experience His blessing in your life from beginning to end. Many who start well do not finish well, but it doesn’t have to be that way. God will give you, through His Word, all you need until the very end.  (06110220509) 

(Psalm 119:105-112) How do we make God’s Word our own? As we look at these 8 verses again (Psalm 119:105-112), we find 8 things that every Christian ought to be doing with God’s Word. Listen today to determine which actions are you doing well and where you have room for improvement. (06108220506) 

(Psalm 119:105-112) The Bible is our manual for life, but it’s so much more than that! It’s God’s love letter to us. Psalm 119:105-112 emphasize the personalization of God’s Word. In this brief section, the words “my” and “Thy” appear 15 times. What do they reveal about the deep eternal value of God’s Word? (06107220505) 

(Psalm 119:97-100) Have you experienced a certain emptiness in your devotional life? You find yourself going through the motions of prayer and Bible reading but feel like you’ve gotten “nothing out of it.” The missing ingredient is most often meditation. Not Eastern meditation, but Biblical meditation. Let's talk about what biblical meditation looks like in today’s study of Psalm 119. (06106220504) 

(Psalm 119:97-104) As we intentionally spend time in the Word of God, we come to love the Bible! It is always good and worthy of our mediation. It provides the direction we need to follow God’s will, and in its precepts, we find satisfaction. It truly is all that we need! (06105220503) 

(Psalm 119:97, 104) Love and hate are powerful emotions, and emotions are the outgrowth of your thoughts. Like every other part of your life, your emotions need to be sanctified – brought under the Lordship of Christ. As we come to love the Lord like we ought, we learn to hate everything that is the enemy of the One we love.  (06104220502) 

(Psalm 119:89-96) Because no person, no family, no place, and no life is perfect, we may feel unsettled in this fallen world. But the Christian can have a settled heart in an unsettled world. For all of eternity our covenant God remains established and unchanged. Place your hope and confidence in Him and His Word, today and forever. (06102220429) 

(Psalm 119:81-88) It may seem like we’re beating the same drum again and again in this study, and that’s because we are! God’s Word truly provides all we need. So, what do we do when life is coming apart at the seams? The Psalmists demonstrates it for us – and the good news is we can all do what he did! (06101220428) 

(Psalm 119:73-80) Many people experience anxiety when they are not in control. We say we believe our life is in God’s hands, but we live like our lives are in our own hands. Be reminded from our study today that the hands that made and fashioned you are the same hands that care for and keep you!  (06100220427) 

(Psalm 119:12, 26, 33, 66, 68, 108, 124, 135) Eight times in Psalm 119 we find this little prayer – “teach me.” Worship, humility, faith, confidence, and so much more is revealed in the heart of one who prays this simple prayer. Do you long for the Lord to teach you today? (06099220426) 

(Psalm 119:65-72) If everything was perfect all the time, we would become self-sufficient and lose sight of the goodness of God. But God has a way of teaching us about Himself even through circumstances that seem bad. He can always turn the bad into our good, for His glory. Let’s rejoice in this truth together! (06098220425) 

(Psalm 119:62) Midnight is when you least expect company, but very often it is the hour the Lord makes His house calls. Remember that out of the darkness of Calvary came the light of salvation. In this broadcast we’ll learn to pray, praise, and ponder during the midnight hours of life. (06096220422) 

(Psalm 119:57-64) Today we remember and rejoice in the Divine Sufficiency. Nothing we need is beyond His supply! We learned in a previous study that Christ is enough, and today we’re reminded that God’s Word is likewise all that we need. God’s sufficiency is tied to His Word. Will you dive into His Word today? (06094220420) 

(Psalm 119:50, 67, 71, 75, 92, 107, 153) We take a break from our usual pattern of study to focus on a single word. At least seven times in Psalm 119 we see the word affliction. Often, we think the blessing of God means we won’t suffer affliction, yet today we will meditate on this thought - in affliction God brings His greatest blessings. (06093220419) 

(Psalm 119:49-56) When we look at the difficulties of life around us, we may forget that we have eternal blessings through God’s Word. Lasting gifts like hope, comfort, and songs belong to the Christian who keeps God’s precepts. In times of loss or difficulty, don’t forget what you have! (06092220418) 

(Psalm 119:49-56) Today we become aware that memory is a tool God uses to stir our hearts. To continue moving forward, we must learn to remember. Your challenge is to intentionally go back and remember God’s faithfulness, goodness, and so much more. May God encourage and lift your heart as you tap into divine, spiritual memories. (06090220415)