All You Need

(Psalm 119:42, 43, 46) Our words and our hearts are connected; therefore, we must do more than just read and listen to the Word of God. We must speak it! It’s the open secret to the Christian life. Let’s talk today about when, where, and with whom to speak the Word of God. (06089220414)

(Psalm 119:41-48) We are faced every day with questions, challenges, attacks, and more. Yet in every situation, God’s Word is always the right answer. If you will learn to love the Word and let it deal with whatever comes to you today, you’ll find it truly is all you need. (06088220413)

(Psalm 119:36-40) We’ve all made wrong turns, haven’t we? So, what do we do when our heart has become cold or indifferent and we’re not sure how to get back on the right path? As we discover how the Psalmist desired to finish right – “unto the end,” we also learn how to return to and remain on the right path! (06087220412)

(Psalm 119:33-35) Today we see the heart of the Psalmist revealed by three requests he offers up to God. We’ll learn that our prayers often reveal what is meaningful to a person. Do you ever listen to your own prayers? What do they reveal about your heart? (06086220411)

(Psalm 119:25-32) The Christian life can be described as one of utter dependence and complete obedience. Today we encounter the beautiful union of our dependence on the Lord to change us from the inside and our deliberate obedience to His commands on the outside. Let’s explore this connection as we study Psalm 119:25-32. (06084220408) 

(Psalm 119:25) Can you identify the one word in today’s passage that teaches us the reviving power of Scripture? Did you know every verse in this passage has two things in common? Tune in for today’s episode and rediscover how God’s Word is the source for revival in our lives!  (06083220407) 

(Psalm 119:17-24) Our God is an all the time God! He works all the time, His Word speaks all the time, and His Spirit is with us all the time. The emphasis of our passage today is on the necessity and sufficiency of God’s Word in every situation, at all times. What are the implications of this truth?  (06082220406) 

(Psalm 119:19) In a world where God’s people often feel like strangers, His Word remains our guide and map bringing clarity on our pilgrim journey. It is the one thing we ought to know well. Do you feel like a stranger in this world? As we remember His commandments, we will. (06081220405) 

(Psalm 119:9) Sins of a lifetime often begin in youth. Young people are bombarded with temptation, and Satan continues his attacks throughout all of life! Fortunately, it’s not hard to get right with God. Unfortunately, it’s hard to STAY right with God. But God’s word has the answer! In today’s episode you’ll be invited to accept a powerful 22-day challenge. Join us! (06080220404) 

(Psalm 119:9, 91) In this final look at the terms used in Psalm 119 to describe God’s Word, we see “word” and “ordinances.” The first simply refers to God’s spoken commands, and the second reminds us of the order by which God rules His creation. May we humble ourselves and allow the word of God to order our steps today! (06076220330) 

(Psalm 119:4-8) We continue our look at the nine terms used in Psalm 119 to describe God’s Word. Precepts, statutes, commandments, and judgments are words that will help us see God is concerned about the details of our life. He is unchanging. His commands guide us, and His judgments are the rules He has established for our good. (06075220329) 

(Psalm 119:1-3) Words matter! Nine different terms are used in Psalm 119 to describe God’s Word, and each one is significant. In today’s lesson we will seek to understand three of those terms – law, testimony, and ways.  (06074220328) 

(Psalm 119:4-8) It’s one thing to know the Word of God, but it’s another thing to know the God of the Word. Is your passion to know the Lord with your whole heart, not just academically or intellectually? Whole-hearted Christianity means getting to know Him and striving to keep His statutes! (06072220325) 

(Psalm 119:1-3) Sin always brings a curse and obedience to God and His way always brings blessing. So, how do you keep sin from having dominion over you? Let’s look at both the positive and negative sides of obedience as we continue our study today in Psalm 119. (06071220324) 

(Psalm 119:1-3) When God blessed people in the Bible, they weren’t perfect. But they confessed their sin and were living upright or undefiled lives. Sin is the dam that holds back the floodtide of God’s blessing. What’s between you and God, between you and the blessing of the Lord today?  (06070220323) 

(Psalm 119:1, 176) God’s blessing in your life is always connected to His Word.  Yet sometimes we find ourselves tempted to neglect God’s Word. Today, as we look at the bookends of Psalm 119, we’ll be challenged to walk in the Word because all that we need for life and godliness is in found there! (06069220322) 

(2 Peter 1:1-4) Today we begin a rich study of Psalm 119 - the longest psalm in the Bible. Nearly every verse references the word of God. Our lessons will come from the overflow of what God has been teaching me in this amazing passage. Plan to personally apply what we learn today! (06068220321)