The Psalmist declared, “I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you.” Psa 119:11NIV

This statement shows a measure taken by “the man after God’s heart” to ensure he doesn't sin against God. He didn’t just wish to be pleasing to God, he took practical steps to make it a reality.

This commitment is striking to anyone who cares about being pleasing to God and that’s why in this second part of the series, Being Built Up with the Word, we are beaming our searchlight on how to hide the word of God in our hearts.

Centuries ago, the Psalmist posed the question, "How can a young person stay pure?"and followed with the answer, "By obeying your word."Psa. 119:9 NLT

That principle is still valid today not just for a young person but for everyone of all ages and professions.

Throughout this month of August, we are starting a new series, Built Up with the Word and on this 33rd episode of Word Journey, we are focusing on Living by the Word of God.

In this 33rd episode, you will find answers to questions like: is the Bible still relevant to guide our lives today? What does it mean to live a word Guided life? When the Bible said I should give my enemy food and water, was God expecting me to give to the killer herdsman or evil leaders?

As we go about our life's pursuits, we encounter a wide range of challenges. For some of them, we don't consider them any big deal either because we have the knowledge and capacity for tackling them or because we know where to get help.

However, there are challenges that seem to defy your strength, money or intellect irrespective of how much of them you have.

That's you can't fix it and those who are supposed to know how to fix have come to their wits' end. As a result, they classify it as impossible.

On this 32nd episode of Word Journey, Experiencing the God Of Impossibilities, we search the scriptures to consider if God is really God of impossibilities, how to get Him involved in our so-called impossible cases.