Send us a text Pride sneaks in sounding like confidence and leaves us feeling empty. We unpack how David’s story in Psalms 30–32 exposes the subtle drift from “God-centered” to “self-secure,” and why that shift always costs more than it promises. When David boasts, “In my prosperity, I shall never be moved,” the result isn’t strength but distance—God’s face hidden, joy fading, and a heart weighed down. Then comes the turn: God’s rescue, favor that outlasts anger, and a path back through hones...
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Send us a text Pride sneaks in sounding like confidence and leaves us feeling empty. We unpack how David’s story in Psalms 30–32 exposes the subtle drift from “God-centered” to “self-secure,” and why that shift always costs more than it promises. When David boasts, “In my prosperity, I shall never be moved,” the result isn’t strength but distance—God’s face hidden, joy fading, and a heart weighed down. Then comes the turn: God’s rescue, favor that outlasts anger, and a path back through hones...
Send us a text Threats and false accusations can twist our words, rattle our nerves, and drain our resolve. We open Psalms 16–18 with Stephen Davey to rediscover a sturdier center: a short, honest prayer, a sure inheritance, and a Savior whose empty tomb reframes every trial. From David’s “Preserve me, O God” to Peter’s claim in Acts 2, we connect the dots between ancient poetry and the resurrection of Jesus—and we explore how that single event reshapes the way we respond to danger, delay, an...
The Wisdom Journey
Send us a text Pride sneaks in sounding like confidence and leaves us feeling empty. We unpack how David’s story in Psalms 30–32 exposes the subtle drift from “God-centered” to “self-secure,” and why that shift always costs more than it promises. When David boasts, “In my prosperity, I shall never be moved,” the result isn’t strength but distance—God’s face hidden, joy fading, and a heart weighed down. Then comes the turn: God’s rescue, favor that outlasts anger, and a path back through hones...
