Psalm 46 verse 10 tells us to be still and know He is God. That’s hard to do in a busy, chaotic world. Life gets hectic.  But our first priority as men and women is to worship God and enjoy Him forever. Today Ron reminds us that we were designed for relationship with Him, and called to invest time pursuing that relationship.  

Do you love God enough to be patient with him? Even when you’re going through a season of pain and heartache? Today you’ll be challenged to wait patiently on the Lord, as Ron continues his teaching series, “Psalms: Ancient Songs That Shape The Heart.”  

If you’ve ever found yourself in a miry pit, if you find yourself in one now, you’re in good company. Some of the greatest heroes of the Christian faith have been there, too. Today Ron takes us to Psalm forty, a Psalm of David, as he moves ahead in his teaching series, “Psalms: Ancient Songs That Shape The Heart.”  

Some trust in chariots; some in horses. We trust in the name of the Lord our God. Today Ron continues his study of the book of Psalms with a sobering reminder about the difference between fear and faith.  

What’s your greatest fear? Fear of failure, fear of rejection, fear of death? Fear can cripple us and keep us from living the life God wants us to live. Today Ron reminds us that we have no reason to fear anything or anyone, because if God is for us, who can be against us.  

If you’re a follower of Christ, you’ll walk in that valley. But you won’t stay there. Are you going through a time that feels like the valley of the shadow of death? Today on Something Good, Ron reminds us that during those times in the valley, God promises not only His presence, but our deliverance.  

Well, there may be several doors to your house. A front door. A back door. A side door. But there’s only one door into the house of God, and His name is Jesus Christ. Ron has more today as he continues his teaching series, “Psalms: Ancient Songs That Shape The Heart.”  

Whether you’re listening on radio or online, thanks for spending part of your day with us. What do you want out of life?  Today Ron reminds us that God not only knows what we need, He knows what we want, and He knows it even better than we do. It’s all part of his continuing series “Psalms: Ancient Songs That Shape The Heart,” and it comes your way next.  

You can read Psalm twenty three in sixty seconds, but the impression it leaves will last a lifetime. Psalm twenty three is only six verses long, and has fewer than one hundred words. And yet it is a deeply personal passage, revealing the character of God, and the man who wrote it. Today Ron takes an in-depth look at this beautiful Psalm of David.  

You can be firmly planted and bear fruit. Or you can be tossed around by the wind with no direction, no destiny. Do you want to be firmly planted? Do you want to live a life blessed by God?  Find out how next, as Ron continues his teaching series, “Psalms: Ancient Songs That Shape The Heart.”  

Do you want to live a life blessed by God? Are you willing to do what it takes to have it? Most of God’s promises come with a condition. The blessed life is no different. It’s available to you and to all believers in Christ. But to get there, you’ll have to make some wise, godly choices. Today on Something Good, Ron explains what it takes to enjoy the blessed life as he continues his series, “Psalms: Ancient Songs That Shape The Heart.” 

Music can help shape your most vital organ, the human heart. Sometimes our hearts can be heavy.  Sometimes they can be wounded or broken. Today Ron shows you how your heart can be healed, as he continues his study of the book of Psalms, “Ancient Songs That Shape The Heart.”  

Music has always had the power to move us. But not all music moves us closer to God. Do you want to change your tune today? Ron shows you how as he begins his series, “Psalms: Ancient Songs That Shape The Heart.”  

Today we come to the end of Ron’s powerful teaching series, “AD: Acts of the Apostles.” And what a great series it’s been. If you’ve missed any messages along the way, be sure to visit something good radio dot org to listen anytime, anywhere, on demand.