Everyday Truth with Kurt Skelly

Psalm 5:7-12

Psalm 5:1-6

Psalm 4:5-8

Psalm 4:1-4

Psalm 3:1-8

Psalm 2:4-6

Make no mistake—God has a loving and compassionate view of sinful man. He sent His Son because He loves the world and desires its reconciliation with Him. However, when mankind unwisely and proudly flouts God's rule and despises His Person—even to the point where he irrationally believes he can resist God effectively—God laughs at such presumption!

Psalm 2:1-3

Why would anybody think that he can stand against God Himself? Why would people of power gather together against the ultimate power of God? These are the questions David asked, and these are the exact verses that early Christians drew comfort from. Listen and find out how on today’s episode.

Psalm 1:3-6

Those who reject God’s counsel and pursue lives of their own wisdom and choosing will ultimately find that such a life is empty. At the end of the season of life—like chaff at the end of a harvest season—it will be found empty, worthless, and discarded.

Psalm 1:2-3

Few organic things flourish better than a tree planted by a river. Its roots run deep, and its fruit yields plentifully. In what ways is the blessed life just like that tree?

Psalm 1:1

The Psalms are deeply personal. They express people's raw emotions and the real solutions that God provides through His Word! Psalm 1 is the first of 41 Psalms in the first book of Psalms. Almost all of these Psalms in the first book were written by David.