In this episode of the Abiding in the Faith podcast, Pastor Jason emphasizes the importance of loving God with all one's heart, soul, mind, and strength, as outlined in Mark 12. The conversation delves into the significance of heartfelt devotion, the connection between loving God and loving one's neighbor, and practical ways to embody this love in daily life. The episode concludes with an invitation to deepen one's relationship with God and join the community of believers.

In this episode of the Abiding in the Faith podcast, Pastor Jason explores the themes of transformation, faithfulness, and community through the lens of Psalm 119.

He emphasizes the importance of allowing God to shape us like clay, reflecting His mercy to others, and the necessity of fellowship within the church.

The discussion highlights the significance of trusting God's process, the call to show compassion, and the hope found in God's promises as believers navigate their faith journey together.

In this episode of the Abiding in the Faith podcast, Pastor Jason explores the themes of purpose, divine intention, and comfort through the lens of Psalm 119.

He shares personal anecdotes about crafting a pond as a metaphor for God's intentional design in our lives.

The discussion emphasizes the importance of embracing God's molding work, understanding our purpose, and finding comfort in affliction, ultimately leading to a deeper faithfulness to God.

In this message, Jason explores the theme of affliction as a blessing, drawing from Psalm 119. He discusses how affliction can lead to spiritual growth, align believers back to God, and reveal His goodness. The message emphasizes theimportance of viewing trials as opportunities for learning and deepening one's relationship with God, ultimately inviting listeners to embrace faith in Jesus as the source of salvation and eternal life.

Have you ever written a letter to Jesus? I know that I have, and so did a young teen. Today's ministry moment will encourage you, as I was encouraged by this young man who wrote his own letter to Jesus. Hopefully, you will write a letter to Jesus yourself. Letters of praise, of requests, of needs, and even just a simple letter asking the Lord for help.

I love how the Psalmist begins this portion of Psalm 119from the NLT. He states without apology, “Lord, you are mine!”

He is exclaiming that he has a personal, close relationship with the Lord God Almighty.

As followers of Jesus, we can also publicly claim that the Lord is mine because we believe in the birth, death, and resurrection of Jesus, God’s son.

In today's episode, we will unpack Psalm 119:57-64 and learn why the Psalmist can confidently say that the Lord is mine. You will also be invited to accept Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord, so you can claim that you are the Lord's.

Where is God? That is a question you will most likely hear someone ask when tragedy strikes. In today's episode, we will answer this question as we look at the Psalmist's response in Psalm 119 and the life of Job in the Bible. We will look at Psalm 119:49:56 during today's message.

Welcome to Abiding in the Faith Ministries. We have been in a ‘Strengthening Your Walk’ discipleship series in Psalm 119, titled ‘Walking with the Word’.

Psalm 119’s overall theme is how the word of God is a lamp unto our feet. The word of God illuminates the path of a follower of Jesus as a source of truth because God is light.

In today’s episode, we are going to study Psalm 119:41-48 to learn why the Psalmist trusted God as a God whom you can trust.