Answers For Today

It is so good to be with you today. Today we'll be seeing, we'll be looking at the reason why the psalmist was so blessed in Psalm 119 verse 2. We read, Blessed are they that keep his testimonies and that seek him with a whole heart. We notice in verse number 2, in order for him to keep his testimony, it constituted a decision of his will. Our will must be brought into the captivity. We need to be brought into the captivity of the Word of God. We need to ask ourselves, what is navigating our lives? Are we still in control, or are we letting the word of God direct our lives? I'm reminded of the lyrics from a song written by a couple friends of mine, Tommy Coons and Chuck Gerard of the band Love Song, that might be a good way to describe the battle of our wills. The song, the lyrics read, I was running for my master. I trot out every new thing that I could find. My life turned into one disaster. Without the Lord, I almost blew my mind. I was sitting in the front seat, trying really hard to be the driver, thinki

In this episode we continue a daily devotion through Psalm 119, exploring what it truly means to be happy. The speaker contrasts fleeting worldly pleasures with the deep, overflowing joy that comes from a right relationship with God, drawing on Scripture including John and the Beatitudes. Practical takeaways include coming to God with humility, hungering and thirsting for righteousness, and allowing God’s Word to guide your life. The psalmist shows that lasting happiness flows from fellowship with Christ; the next episode will examine how God’s Word should rule three areas of life.

Verse by verse teaching of the Bible

Verse by verse teaching of the Bible

Verse by verse teachings with Pastor Terry

Verse by verse teachings with Pastor Terry

Verse by verse teachings with Pastor Terry

Verse by verse teachings by Pastor Terry