Abandoned at the Gate
David's suffering in Psalm 69 is only a microcosm of the suffering Christ will later face during His Passion Week. Stephen shows us why these precious words are also prophetic.
Singing About the Messiah
The Old Testament isn't merely about talking snakes, falling hailstones, and giant sea serpents. It's about the person and work of Christ. Before the crucifixion and resurrection, Jesus was the center of Biblical history.
The First Thanksgiving Hymn
As long as Thanksgiving is only an annual celebration in your home rather than a daily practice, you won't learn the secret of contentment.
Between a Rock and a Hard Place
God hasn't promised to rescue you out of your trials, but He has promised to carry you through them.
An Unbroken Chain
In Psalm 78, Asaph poignantly lays out Israel's long, wandering history in a single chapter. He begins the same as Genesis 1 and ends the same as Revelation 22 ends: with God as the hero.
Evergreen
Trees are an analogy for godly man or woman. They have to be rooted in good soil, watered consistently, and receive warmth from the sun. Like trees, the more dependent we are on God the more fruitful we will be.
Drawing Circles for All the Right Reasons
Friendship, like marriage, was established by God and that means He doesn't take it lightly. In this highly practical opening Psalm, David reminds us what a God-honoring friendship looks like.
The Tear Collector
In this message Stephen takes us back to an old Jewish ritual to shed new light on David's emotional prayer in Psalm 56.
Question and Answer Program No. 83
Stephen and Scott discuss questions phoned in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program.
Faithfully Alert When Society is Falling Apart
Isis? Terrorism? Rumored climate changes? Immoral legislation from Washington? Don't be fooled into thinking God doesn't care. He is still sovereign, and He has a purpose for it all.