Athey Creek: Audio Podcast

God has some pretty strong feelings towards those who do evil and a plan for judging them for their wicked actions. However, as we study Psalms 9-13 we also see His love for the righteous and can rejoice and be confidence that He will deliver and bless those who choose to follow Him instead.

While not always the most popular topic within the church today, the wrath of God upon people who reject Him is an integral part His plan for mankind. As we study Psalm 9:5-8 we see who has already and who will still experience God’s wrath - and more importantly how Jesus has provided a way of escape for us.

While not always the most popular topic within the church today, the wrath of God upon people who reject Him is an integral part His plan for mankind. As we study Psalm 9:5-8 we see who has already and who will still experience God’s wrath - and more importantly how Jesus has provided a way of escape for us.

No matter what he is going through – facing potential destruction by enemies, great victories or even caught up his own sins – David knows that he can come before the Lord with all of it. As we study Psalm 4-7 we see a common thread in the reason David - and we too - can do so: God’s great mercy.

No matter what he is going through – facing potential destruction by enemies, great victories or even caught up his own sins – David knows that he can come before the Lord with all of it. As we study Psalm 4-7 we see a common thread in the reason David - and we too - can do so: God’s great mercy.

David is super stoked in Psalm 8 and his exuberance is expressed by giving glory to God for His creation and the great things He has done. As we dig deeper into what caused David to pen this praise we see historical, doctrinal and practical application within his words.

David is super stoked in Psalm 8 and his exuberance is expressed by giving glory to God for His creation and the great things He has done. As we dig deeper into what caused David to pen this praise we see historical, doctrinal and practical application within his words.

In history we rarely get insight into what a leader is feeling in the midst of an attempted coup, but King David gives us a glimpse in Psalm 3. As he expresses his feelings we see his confidence in the Lord during this troubled time and his faith in knowing that God has always been in control and always will be.

In history we rarely get insight into what a leader is feeling in the midst of an attempted coup, but King David gives us a glimpse in Psalm 3. As he expresses his feelings we see his confidence in the Lord during this troubled time and his faith in knowing that God has always been in control and always will be.

It seems to be human nature to go against God by testing - and breaking - the boundaries He has set to protect us and our current culture is excelling at rebelling. As we study Psalm 2 we see God’s plan to deal with a rebellious people and how His ultimate plan is for us to accept the Messiah and follow His perfect way.

It seems to be human nature to go against God by testing - and breaking - the boundaries He has set to protect us and our current culture is excelling at rebelling. As we study Psalm 2 we see God’s plan to deal with a rebellious people and how His ultimate plan is for us to accept the Messiah and follow His perfect way.

Bookended by blessing and perishing, Psalm 1 lays out the way of the righteous and the end of the ungodly. As we learn what to do and what not to do, we must decide if we will stand firm like a strong tree or be worthless waste that is blown away into destruction.

Bookended by blessing and perishing, Psalm 1 lays out the way of the righteous and the end of the ungodly. As we learn what to do and what not to do, we must decide if we will stand firm like a strong tree or be worthless waste that is blown away into destruction.

After God explains just a few of the intricacies of His creation in Job 39-42, Job finally begins to see God for who He really is and repents of the errant words he had spoken. As the story comes to a close we see a happy ending for Job - both on this earth and as He spends eternity with God in Heaven.

After God explains just a few of the intricacies of His creation in Job 39-42, Job finally begins to see God for who He really is and repents of the errant words he had spoken. As the story comes to a close we see a happy ending for Job - both on this earth and as He spends eternity with God in Heaven.