A Journey Through the Psalms...

Join us in Psalm 45, where we look at the journeys end of deliverance to those who will seek first the Kingdom of Heaven.

Join us in Psalm 44, where we read statements about the Lord that go against scripture. What might we say about this and what is the Holy Spirit's lesson for us to learn?

Join us as we look at the short Psalm 43 and discover again the theme of deliverance, when you feel like the Lord doesn't want to deliver you from your situation.

Join us as we move into the second division of the book of Psalms, discussing the themes of deliverance. Here we meet the sons of Korah and how we act in a time where darkness reigns and our hearts are down cast.

Join us in Psalm 41, as we look at the place where Judas betrayal is prophesied.

Join us in Psalm 40, where we look at the familiar theme of the Lord as a help and deliverer in the storms, but with the twist of understanding where the best shelter may be during them.

Join us in Psalm 39, one where we discuss the challenges of storms in our lives and if staying silent and just going through it is the right thing to do.

Join us in Psalm 38, as we look at David's penitent psalm after his adultery with Bathsheba. What can we learn about repentance and why is this labelled a psalm of remembrance?

Join us in Psalm 37 as we look at the old riddle of; why does God let the wicked prosper? Maybe we need to look again and challenge the simplistic way we look at this subject.

Join us as we decode a seemingly pedestrian stocking filler of a Psalm, to understand the battle between the flesh and Spirit within us.

Join us in Psalm 35, where we read a very challenging Psalm about a time when David called for God's vengeance on his enemies. Is this ever right to do? Come and learn how Christ responded to the same situation, and why we are grateful He is our Saviour.

Join us in Psalm 34 where we look at David's own life lessons when being delivered from certain death. This is a journey of Faith and asks the question; what do we have faith in?

Join us in Psalm 33, where we discuss the question; is it ever right to feel like you don't want to worship? Lets look at what we should be hoping in and how this Psalm takes us to a place of total hope.

Join us in Psalm 32, where we look at one of the two Psalms David wrote after his adultery and murder of Uzziah. He expresses the blessing of knowing how it is God who forgives sins, and the mental process we must go through to understand how our sins are forgiven.

Join us as we look at Psalm 31 with the phrase, 'into your hands I commit my Spirit'. Come and learn that this isn't about death and why this is not the funeral Psalm so many think it is.

Join us as we look at Psalm 30 and the enduring statement that Joy comes in the morning. This is another apocalyptic Psalm and looks at the idea of what the night will bring at the end of all things.

Join us in Psalm 29 where we look at the first of our truly apocalyptic Psalms, although this isn't obvious from the reading of the text. Come and join us as we discover from the context just how the voice of God is with us in the storm.

Join us in Psalm 28 as we read what may seem like old stuff and generic lines, to discover the important truth of why building our faith through prayer and worship is vital to our lives and health.

Join us as we look at Psalm 27 and the challenge when we may be forsaken by all. Come and learn about the right heart and attitude we need to develop in order to find the courage and hope in such times of abandonment.

Join us in Psalm 26, when we look at the situation of being innocent yet suffering. Is there a time that this is possible? What should we do when we experience this? How can God allow such injustice? Join us to find out more.

Join us as we look at Psalm 25 and read about how this is a poem to soothe us when we are overwhelmed. Lets learn about why some Psalms are acrostic in nature.

Join us in Psalm 24, the finale of the Cross, the Crook and Crown through psalms 22, 23 and now psalm 24. Here we discuss the least known of the 3 and how we can get our expectations wrong when we dont follow scriptural understanding.

Join us as we look at the most well known psalm, Psalm 23, the good shepherd. As we look to see if there is anything new we can learn from that which we know so well.

Join us as we look at Psalm 22, and what feels like an incredibly accurate description of Jesus Crucifixion, even beginning with words Christ said from the cross. Yet written many centuries before the crucifixion, had even been invented as a means of punishment and death. How did David get such a prophetic understanding and why would this be a song of worship?

Join us in Psalm 21 as we look at the idea of an absolute Monarchy and the conquering King. Have you decided whose side your on and what that means to each and every one of us.

Join us in Psalm 20 where we question the idea: How can the Lord say He will hear us in the day of trouble, when I still go through trials and troubles? Listen in to a different take on what can often be a deal breaking situation for many Christians.

Join us in Psalm 19, as we ask the question: how might we know God personally and not through the relationship of others? The psalm discusses what the difference between knowing God through the Word and Creation means.

Join us in Psalm 18 where we explore a psalm that became David's exaltation over His enemies. What can we learn who have been challenged to not repay evil with evil but with love.

Join us in Psalm 17, where we discuss the idea of who truly is responsible for our innocence and what protection we might find under the shadow of His wings.

Join us in Psalm 16, where we learn of the first psalms entitled a secret treasure of David. A message used by Peter on the day of Pentecost and the great promise of God to all the church that you will not be abandoned after death but will be led from corruption just as Jesus was.

Join us in Psalm 15, where we look at the follow on from Psalm 14. If that scripture teaches us what the secret atheist is like within the church, then Psalm 15 teaches us what the faithful servant should be like. Come, listen and learn what the direction of travel should be for those who love the Lord.

Join us in psalm 14, where we look at the controversial phrase "the fool said in his heart their is no God", understanding that Atheism isnt a new phenomenom and that it isnt something found just outside of the church body.

Join us in Psalm 13, where we read the antidote for the deepest pits of despair.

Listen in to Psalm 12, an inspirational message from the Lord Himself as to what we do when things look bleak in society for Christians.

In Psalm 11 we read about why trusting in the Lord is better than fleeing to the mountain.

Psalm 10 seems to have no author, but who would ask why the Lord has not been active? 

Psalm 9 looks at the often accepted idea that God is vengeful and angry looking, always to pour out His wrath on all mankind and asks the question; Would a God who sent His son to die that we, the guilty ones, might go free, then live in the hope of punishing us?

It's time to correct some incorrect thinking...

Psalm 8 is often an unpopular Psalm because of it's subject... but does the Bible really have a worship song which worships man for his power over nature?

In this session we ask: What is a 'dithyramb' anyway?

In Psalm 6, we discover why David was weeping on his couch all night and why he wanted everyone to hear about his struggle with his mental health.

Join us in this psalm, when we find out how to discover tranquillity when you have trust issues.

Psalm 4 is our evening psalm... to get you through when things go bump in the night!

Psalm 3 introduces us to the word Selah and the joy of the morning...

Psalm 2 often is seen as dark and depressing but let me change your mind...

In this episode we begin by looking at the definition of how we might be blessed.