Athey Creek: Audio Podcast

Do you ever wonder what other people think of you? What about what God thinks of you? Psalm 40:5 tells us that God thinks numerous thoughts about us and we study the Scriptures we learn exactly what He is thinking.

Adam finds himself alone in Genesis 2:15-25 but instead of immediately fulfilling his need, God instead has Adam go through a tedious waiting period – something that most us have also faced at one time or another. Guest pastor Bryn Richie shows us, however, that God has a great purpose in our patience and as we wait upon the Lord we can rest knowing that His ways are perfect.

Adam finds himself alone in Genesis 2:15-25 but instead of immediately fulfilling his need, God instead has Adam go through a tedious waiting period – something that most us have also faced at one time or another. Guest pastor Bryn Richie shows us, however, that God has a great purpose in our patience and as we wait upon the Lord we can rest knowing that His ways are perfect.

As many of us often do, David finds himself contemplating life, death and what we are to do with the time in between the cradle and the grave in Psalm 39:4-7. And while the rest of the world may fret about aging, death and wasted lives, we can put our confidence in Jesus Christ – in whom we find our great hope, purpose and eternal life.

As many of us often do, David finds himself contemplating life, death and what we are to do with the time in between the cradle and the grave in Psalm 39:4-7. And while the rest of the world may fret about aging, death and wasted lives, we can put our confidence in Jesus Christ – in whom we find our great hope, purpose and eternal life.

In his old age David begins reflecting on the things he has seen in his life in Psalm 37-38. As he considers the dreadful fate of the wicked and how God never fails nor forsakes the righteous, David reminds us to trust the Lord and put our hope in our eternal future.

In his old age David begins reflecting on the things he has seen in his life in Psalm 37-38. As he considers the dreadful fate of the wicked and how God never fails nor forsakes the righteous, David reminds us to trust the Lord and put our hope in our eternal future.

With all the evil we are facing in the world today it can be easy to get wrapped up in the disheartening conditions and let our emotions run high. However, Psalm 37:1-7 gives us the remedy for our troubled minds and we can rest easy knowing the Lord will protect His people and deal justly with those who have wicked hearts.

With all the evil we are facing in the world today it can be easy to get wrapped up in the disheartening conditions and let our emotions run high. However, Psalm 37:1-7 gives us the remedy for our troubled minds and we can rest easy knowing the Lord will protect His people and deal justly with those who have wicked hearts.

As a leader of a nation and a man of war, David certainly knew a thing or two about facing enemies, being plotted against and betrayed by those surrounding him. However, as we study Psalm 35-36, we see that David also knew the secret to facing his foes was allowing the Lord fight the battles on his behalf and be the one to bring deliverance.

As a leader of a nation and a man of war, David certainly knew a thing or two about facing enemies, being plotted against and betrayed by those surrounding him. However, as we study Psalm 35-36, we see that David also knew the secret to facing his foes was allowing the Lord fight the battles on his behalf and be the one to bring deliverance.

David encourages us to magnify the Lord in Psalm 35:27-28 and we see how the apostle Paul took this to heart as he endeavored to preach the good news of Jesus Christ as widely as possible. We study we learn what magnifying the Lord means for us as Christians today living in the Portland Metro area.

David encourages us to magnify the Lord in Psalm 35:27-28 and we see how the apostle Paul took this to heart as he endeavored to preach the good news of Jesus Christ as widely as possible. We study we learn what magnifying the Lord means for us as Christians today living in the Portland Metro area.

David exuberantly praises the Lord’s faithfulness, stands firm on His promises and rejoices in redemption in Psalm 33-34 – yet he is going through one of the most difficult periods of His life. As we study his joyful heart in the midst of trouble, we see just why David knows he can trust the Lord and can look forward to a glorious future.

David exuberantly praises the Lord’s faithfulness, stands firm on His promises and rejoices in redemption in Psalm 33-34 – yet he is going through one of the most difficult periods of His life. As we study his joyful heart in the midst of trouble, we see just why David knows he can trust the Lord and can look forward to a glorious future.