Question and Answer Program No. 56
Stephen and Scott discuss questions phoned in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program.
Reveling in the Omnipresence & Omnipotence of God
Isn't it an amazing thought that God can't lose you? No matter where you are in the world -- whether lost in a crowd of tourists or alone on some secluded mountain -- God is already there. Stephen takes us further in his study of Psalm 139 to show us why that is cause for rejoicing.
Rejoicing in the Omniscience of God
The thought that God knows everything about us is often a disconcerting thought. But it is a thought we should rejoice in every day. David's unforgettable lyrics in Psalm 139 provide the reason for our rejoicing.
The End of One Story
The beginning of Psalm 73 marked Asaph's darkest hour. The ending of the Psalm 73 marks his finest.
The Turning Point
Where is your sanctuary today? Where do you turn when you feel discouraged, afraid, or confused? The computer? Food? Friends? Hobbies? In today's riveting look at Asaph's spiritual revival, Stephen reminds us that our only true sanctuary is Christ.
Forbidden Questions
Habakkuk cried out deep, disheartening questions to God, as did David, Job, and even Moses. But the most difficult questions came from the lips of Israel's head worship leader, Asaph. Not surprisingly, his cry -- as well as God's reply -- resonates like no other.
Taste and Treasure
If King David's honest, humble cry at the end of Psalm 19 isn't the cry of our hearts every day, we will waste our lives.
God's Inspired Little book
Perfect. Sure. Right. Pure. True. Do these words describe any other book in the entire world?
The Footprints of God
God has been here. He has walked where we walk. He has stood on the same ground that you and I stand on. How do we know? The proof is all around us.
Nasal Flies and Sheep Dogs
Why is it that the things we run from -- pain, discomfort, friction, etc. -- are often the best things for us? In this deeply practical look at Psalm 23:5-6, Stephen show us again why we are just like sheep.