This episode is part 69 in a study of the book of Psalms. This is a psalm about the Lord Almighty and talks about the power of God to save us from war, pestilence, and whatever we are afraid of.
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by Chris Christensen
This episode is part 69 in a study of the book of Psalms. This is a psalm about the Lord Almighty and talks about the power of God to save us from war, pestilence, and whatever we are afraid of.
click here to download (mp3)
Thank you for your podcasts! I listen to them every week for the past several years and always blessed by your brief concise teachings.
Psalm 91 is one of my favorites (most are) and has really helped so many get through some tough times and remind us of how good God is!!
God bless you!
Agreed, Psalm 91 is a memorable one. Glad the podcast is of some use. 🙂
Thank you for this podcast. Thank listen to it all day at work. LOVE IT. My question is in the book of acts (I do believe it is acts) Peter is sent to a Roman’s house to teach him about Jesus. Peter says when he is baptizing him that because he is a believer his entire house is saved. Am I reading this wrong. My son and I where talking about it yesterday.
I find most translations don’t say that there (only Phillips) but a similar verse is in Acts 16 with the Philippian jailor. Did the writer mean that through the jailor’s faith the rest of the household would come to faith or can we use this as a proof text for that my faith can save my whole household. I would be dubious of the later. In general the principle is let scripture interpret scripture, which is to say don’t rely too much on just one verse.