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Today we leave the classroom and enter the battlefield.  Listen to the episode here. Dave

Still in the classroom we close out the psalm today. Listen to the episode here. Dave

We enter the classroom today. Be careful! There may be a pop quiz.  Listen to the episode here. Dave

Yesterday I asked about where safety can be found. Today, David answers that question. Our security is only found in the hope we have in the Lord; for those who trust in his mercy. Is that you? Listen

Where do you find safety? David tells us where it cannot be found. It is not found in the multitude of an army, nor is it found in the strength of a mighty man, nor in the strength of a horse. Then

Verse eleven says, "The counsel of the LORD standeth for ever, the thoughts of his heart to all generations." of this verse Adam Clarke comments, "What he has determined shall be done. He determined to

Creation is the subject of today's passage. David reveals himself as a confirmed creationist. Please take a look at Psalm 33:5-8 and then listen to the episode right here. Dave

Psalm 33 begins with a primer for worship. A list of instruments is presented that includes the sacred organ. All this because "the word of the LORD is right." Rejoice in his word today. Read it. Meditate

A horse and a mule have to have the bridle and harness to control them. Do you? They have no understanding. Do you? Listen to the episode here. Dave

Do you need some place to hide? David did and he tells us that the Lord is his hiding place. Hide from what, you ask? How about the enemy and sin and stain and the troubles of the flesh and the world.

Don't let your juice dry up! That's the message that David gives us in today's passage from Psalm 32. Unconfessed sin has a deleterious effect on the body and the mind.  Just don't do it! Tell all

Two beatitudes start us off this week about a man whose transgression is covered. Is that you? Listen to the episode right here. Dave

Listen to these statements from Psalm 31. You have treasured up (goodness) for those who fear you. You have worked for those who trust in you. You have sheltered them in the hiding place of your presence.

"Only let me know that thou art reconciled to and pleased with me, and then, come what will, all must be well." Adam Clarke Listen to the episode here. Dave

"My times are in your hand." What a powerful declaration of Christ. This is his psalm after all.  What about your times? Whose hand are they in? Do you think they are in yours? Seek the Lord while

Happy new year. Start it off right with some fresh delicious Bible study.  Five-minutes a day, five days a week, studying the Psalms verse by verse. That's what Daily Dose Radio is all about. 

Does the Lord see your trouble? Psalm 31 says he does. "For you have seen my affliction, you know the vexations of my soul." What tender mercy the Lord shows toward his children. Call on him today. He

Luke records this for us in his gospel 23:46. Jesus makes this psalm his own by quoting it from the cross. If you look carefully at Psalm 31 you can see other verses that reflect the passion of Christ.

This week, the week before Christmas, we go back to the cross. Once again the Savior appropriates the words of the Psalter and makes a psalm his own. Psalm 31:5 was spoken on the cross as recorded in Luke