Welcome back to today’s broadcast! In this powerful continuation of last week's message, we dive deep into the second half of Psalm 34 to discover the ultimate security framework for the believer.

Life doesn’t promise a smooth road—in fact, Scripture explicitly warns that the afflictions of the righteous are many. However, the ultimate truth remains: the Lord delivers us out of them all. In this episode, we unpack what it means to truly know the voice of God through His Logos (the written Word), how the Lord responds instantly to a broken heart and a contrite spirit, and why we never need to seek our own revenge. If you are going through a season of heavy trial, let this message remind you to keep His praise continually in your mouth. He is your ultimate provider, your protector down to your very bones, and a refuge that will never let you be desolate.

Scripture Referenced in This Episode

• The Voice of the Good Shepherd: John 10:27 – Jesus reminds us that His sheep know His voice, and a stranger they will not follow.

• The Unsearchable Mind of God: Romans 11:33 – Reflecting on how unsearchable are God's judgments and His ways past finding out.

• The Broken and Contrite Heart: Psalm 34:15–18 – Why the eyes of the Lord are upon the righteous, while His face is set against evil to cut off their remembrance.

• Deliverance from Many Afflictions: Psalm 34:19–22 – The cornerstone promise that though the righteous face many troubles, the Lord protects their innermost being, redeems their soul, and ensures not one bone is broken.

• Exceeding Abundantly Above: Ephesians 3:20 – Trusting in the God who is able to do far more than we can ask, think, or imagine according to the power working within us.

• Vengeance Belongs to God: Romans 12:19 – Why we must step back from getting even and allow the Lord to handle our defense.

A Prayer to Carry With You:

Father, thank You for another day that wasn't promised to us. Open up our understanding so we may better know how to please You. Help us to stay in the center of Your will, keeping Your praise continually in our mouths. In Jesus' name, Amen.

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