Athey Creek: Audio Podcast

David cries out to God for mercy in Psalm 57:1-3 with a clear understanding that it is an integral component of God’s character. As we look at what it means to be merciful, we see just how incredible God’s mercy is for us and how we should respond to others in light of this.

David cries out to God for mercy in Psalm 57:1-3 with a clear understanding that it is an integral component of God’s character. As we look at what it means to be merciful, we see just how incredible God’s mercy is for us and how we should respond to others in light of this.

Israel has always had its fair share of enemies and prophecy tells us this trend will continue and eventually crescendo with the coming Antichrist. As David’s reflects on the evildoers who wish to do Israel harm in Psalm 53-55 we see the faithfulness of God and how His hand of deliverance will always cover those who put their trust in Him.

Israel has always had its fair share of enemies and prophecy tells us this trend will continue and eventually crescendo with the coming Antichrist. As David’s reflects on the evildoers who wish to do Israel harm in Psalm 53-55 we see the faithfulness of God and how His hand of deliverance will always cover those who put their trust in Him.

After David encounters a dastardly and despicable character named Doeg he records the folly of his evil ways and how he is trusting the Lord to deal with Doeg in Psalm 52. As we look at what made Doeg such an evil figure, we see both prophetic and personal implications about those who oppose God and how we need to respond.

After David encounters a dastardly and despicable character named Doeg he records the folly of his evil ways and how he is trusting the Lord to deal with Doeg in Psalm 52. As we look at what made Doeg such an evil figure, we see both prophetic and personal implications about those who oppose God and how we need to respond.

After David encounters a dastardly and despicable character named Doeg he records the folly of his evil ways and how he is trusting the Lord to deal with Doeg in Psalm 52. As we look at what made Doeg such an evil figure, we see both prophetic and personal implications about those who oppose God and how we need to respond.

The repercussions of David’s sin are wreaking havoc internally within his soul, externally upon those around him but most of all affecting his relationship with God. However, as David repents and pens Psalm 51 we see the beauty of God’s instantaneous forgiveness and how He can transform our hearts and lives despite the very worse things we’ve done.

The repercussions of David’s sin are wreaking havoc internally within his soul, externally upon those around him but most of all affecting his relationship with God. However, as David repents and pens Psalm 51 we see the beauty of God’s instantaneous forgiveness and how He can transform our hearts and lives despite the very worse things we’ve done.

Despite the fact that we are surrounded by undeniable evidence and even instinctively know in our hearts that God exists, some people still insist on denying Him. As study Psalm 53:1 we see why these people are so hostile towards God and how we can respond when faced with their unsound arguments.

Despite the fact that we are surrounded by undeniable evidence and even instinctively know in our hearts that God exists, some people still insist on denying Him. As study Psalm 53:1 we see why these people are so hostile towards God and how we can respond when faced with their unsound arguments.

We will all eventually face eternity and how much wealth we possessed on this earth won’t make any difference as we cannot buy our way into Heaven or out of Hell. As the writer of Psalm 49 implores us consider the fleetingness of wealth we learn where we should be storing our treasure and how we can secure our eternal future through Jesus Christ.

We will all eventually face eternity and how much wealth we possessed on this earth won’t make any difference as we cannot buy our way into Heaven or out of Hell. As the writer of Psalm 49 implores us consider the fleetingness of wealth we learn where we should be storing our treasure and how we can secure our eternal future through Jesus Christ.

The impending and terrifying judgement of God upon the wicked and rebellious is declared in Psalm 50, but He also offers protection for the saints. But just how does one be counted among the saints? As we study, we see how God has made a way for us, for all time, through the blood of Jesus Christ.

The impending and terrifying judgement of God upon the wicked and rebellious is declared in Psalm 50, but He also offers protection for the saints. But just how does one be counted among the saints? As we study, we see how God has made a way for us, for all time, through the blood of Jesus Christ.