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Faith over fear
by Tiago Gomes
This podcast provides you with your daily bread covering the Bible to provide you what you need today to combat fear with faith.
Episodes
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When the Battle Feels Unfair, Psalm 35 and the God Who Fights For You
Psalm 35 is David’s cry for justice as he’s attacked by false enemies and betrayed by those he once helped. The sermon emphasizes that: • God is not passive—He fights for His people. • Betrayal hurts most when it comes from those you love, but God sees and remembers every wound. • Vengeance…
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Taste and See
Psalm 34 is a song of praise and testimony written by David after God delivered him from a life-threatening situation. It highlights God’s faithfulness, especially to those who seek Him with a humble heart. Key themes include: • Praise in all circumstances: David commits to blessing the Lord at…
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Sing for Joy, Trust in the Lord
Psalm 33 is a powerful call to joyful worship, celebrating God as Creator, Sovereign, and Savior. It declares that the Lord’s word is true and His power unmatched—He created the universe with a breath and overrules the plans of nations. Unlike worldly rulers, God watches over those who fear Him…
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The Freedom of Forgiveness
Psalm 32 is a powerful declaration of the joy and freedom that comes from God’s forgiveness. David begins by describing how blessed it is to be forgiven and have sins covered. He reflects on the pain and inner torment he experienced when he kept his sin hidden, saying it drained him physically…
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In the Hands of God
Psalm 31 is a heartfelt cry of trust, distress, and surrender. David, the author, begins by declaring God as his refuge and pleading for deliverance from enemies and shame. He describes the pain of betrayal, isolation, and emotional agony—but in the midst of it all, he reaffirms his faith in…
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The Voice That Shakes the Wilderness
Psalm 29 is a powerful declaration of God’s glory, focusing on the overwhelming strength and majesty of His voice. David describes the Lord’s voice like a thunderstorm—breaking trees, shaking deserts, flashing with fire, and ruling over the waters. It paints God as supreme over nature, chaos, and...
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When God Goes Silent, Don’t Stop Crying Out
David cries out to God in desperation, pleading not to be ignored. He fears that silence from God would lead to his downfall. He prays for justice against the wicked and expresses deep trust that God hears him. As the psalm shifts, David praises God as his strength and shield, rejoicing in…
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When the Lord Is My Light, I Don’t Fear the Dark
David expresses fearless trust in the Lord as his light, salvation, and stronghold. Despite enemies and danger, he remains confident because his deepest desire is to dwell in God’s presence. He finds safety in God’s shelter and commits to seeking Him continually. The psalm ends with a call to...
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The Integrity Test
David pleads with God to judge him based on his integrity and faithfulness. He asks God to examine his heart, claiming he has trusted the Lord, avoided the wicked, and loved being in God’s presence. David expresses his desire to be set apart from evildoers and reaffirms his commitment to walk in...
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Lead Me, Lord, I’m Tired of Leading Myself
Psalm 25 is a raw, humble prayer where David asks God for guidance, forgiveness, and protection. He admits he can’t trust himself, begs God to teach him the right path, and leans on God’s mercy to cover his past sins. David also asks for deliverance from enemies and personal struggles, trusting...
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Who is This King of Glory
Psalm 24 declares that God owns everything, calls for holiness in those who seek Him, and announces the coming of the King of Glory. It opens with God’s sovereignty over the world, asks who is worthy to approach Him (those with clean hands and pure hearts), and ends with a triumphant call to open...
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Through the Valley: Trusting the Shepherd of Your Soul
Psalm 23 is a powerful declaration of trust in God as a caring and faithful Shepherd. David paints a picture of God leading, providing, and protecting through every season of life. It begins with peace and provision—green pastures and still waters—showing how God restores and guides His people....
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Forsaken Yet Faithful: The Cry of the Cross
Psalm 22 begins with a desperate cry of abandonment—“My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?”—expressing deep anguish and a sense of distance from God. The psalmist feels mocked, scorned, and physically broken, surrounded by enemies. Yet despite the suffering, he affirms God’s holiness and...
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The Crown That Cannot Be Taken
Psalm 21 is a song of praise and thanksgiving for victory. King David rejoices in the strength and salvation of the Lord, recognizing that every success, blessing, and crown he has comes from God. The psalm celebrates how God answers prayer, grants life, and secures victory. It also prophesies…
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The Day of Trouble and the God Who Answers
Psalm 20 Summary: Psalm 20 is a prayer for God’s protection and victory before going into battle. The people ask God to answer their king in the day of trouble, remember his sacrifices, and grant him success. The heart of the psalm declares that while others trust in weapons (“chariots and...
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The Voice of God in the Sky and in Your Soul
Summary of Psalm 19: Psalm 19 is a powerful declaration of how God reveals Himself to humanity in two ways: 1. Verses 1–6: God speaks through creation. The heavens, sun, and sky proclaim His glory. Day and night, without words, they testify to His power and majesty. 2. Verses 7–11: God speaks...
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The God Who Rescues
Psalm 18 is a powerful song of victory and gratitude. David praises God for delivering him from his enemies, especially King Saul. He describes God as his rock, fortress, and rescuer. David recounts how he cried out in distress, and God responded with thunder, fire, and power to save him. He...
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The Cry of the Righteous
David cries out to God for justice, declaring his innocence and asking for protection from violent enemies. He trusts that God sees his heart, hears his prayer, and will defend him. Though the wicked chase temporary gain, David longs only for God’s presence and will be satisfied when he sees Him...
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The Unshakeable Life
David declares his trust in God as his refuge and his only true source of goodness. He rejects the path of idol worship and finds joy in being among God’s people. He praises God for guiding his life and setting healthy boundaries. With the Lord always before him, David feels secure and unshaken.…
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Who Shall Dwell?
Psalm 15 is a short but powerful psalm where David asks, “Who can dwell in God’s presence?” The answer is a picture of a righteous person—someone who walks with integrity, speaks truth, honors God, keeps their word even when it hurts, and lives blamelessly. It’s a blueprint for godly character…
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The Fool Says in His Heart
Psalm 14 is a blunt, powerful indictment of human rebellion. It begins with, “The fool says in his heart, ‘There is no God,’” and describes a world full of corruption, godlessness, and moral decay. It shows how mankind has turned away from God, doing evil without seeking Him. Yet it ends with a...
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A voice in the Chaos: Holding fast to Truth
Psalm 12 is a cry for help in a world full of lies, corruption, and deception. David laments that the godly have vanished and that dishonesty rules, but he finds hope in God’s promise to defend the oppressed. The psalm contrasts the deceitful words of men with the pure, unchanging words of God,...
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Standing firm when the Foundations shake
Psalm 11 is a declaration of trust in God’s sovereignty amid adversity. David, facing threats from his enemies, rejects the advice to flee in fear, instead affirming that God is on His throne, watching over the righteous and ensuring justice for the wicked. The psalm reminds believers that no...
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Where is God in the Midst of evil
Psalm 10 is a raw and powerful cry for justice in a world where evil seems to go unchecked. The psalmist questions why God appears distant as the wicked oppress the innocent, boasting that He does not see. Yet, the psalm turns from despair to faith, declaring that God does see, He hears the cries...
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Trusting God in troubled times
Psalm 9 is a song of praise and trust in God’s justice. David celebrates God’s faithfulness, declaring that He reigns over all and will bring justice to the wicked. Despite trials, David finds refuge in the Lord, reminding us that God is our stronghold in times of trouble. This psalm encourages…
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The Majesty of God and the Worth of Man
Psalm 8 is a hymn of praise that exalts God’s majesty and the special role of humanity in His creation. David marvels at the vastness of the heavens, recognizing God’s power and glory. Yet, despite humanity’s smallness compared to the universe, God has crowned people with glory and honor, giving...
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Finding Refuge in the Righteous Judge
Psalm 7 – A Cry for Justice David pleads for God’s protection from false accusations, declaring his innocence and asking for righteous judgment. He trusts that God sees all, defends the upright, and punishes the wicked—who ultimately fall into their own traps. The psalm ends in praise, affirming...
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A cry for Mercy and Hope
Psalm 6 is a penitential psalm where David pours out his distress, pleading for God’s mercy. He feels overwhelmed—physically weak, spiritually anguished, and emotionally drained. • Verses 1-3: David begs God not to discipline him in anger, crying, “How long, Lord?” • Verses 4-7: He describes deep...
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Seeking God in the morning and walking in His Righteousness
Psalm 5 is a morning prayer of David, seeking God’s guidance, protection, and justice. He begins by earnestly calling on the Lord, expressing his trust that God hears the prayers of the righteous. David contrasts the wicked, who oppose God, with those who take refuge in Him. He asks God to lead…
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Peace in the Midst of Pressure
Psalm 4 is a heartfelt prayer of David, expressing trust in God during times of distress. It highlights the contrast between those who seek fulfillment in worldly things and those who find true peace in God. David calls out to God for help, urges others to turn from sin and trust in the Lord, and...
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Trusting God in the midst of trouble
Psalm 3 is a prayer of trust and deliverance written by David while fleeing from his son Absalom’s rebellion. He begins by acknowledging the overwhelming number of enemies rising against him (verses 1-2). Despite this, David declares that God is his shield, his protector, and the one who lifts…
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Psalm 2
Psalm 2 is a powerful declaration of God’s sovereignty over rebellious nations and rulers. It describes how the world resists God’s authority, rejecting His rule and the reign of His Anointed One (ultimately, Jesus Christ). However, God is not threatened—He laughs at their defiance and…
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Psalm 1
The two paths of life - a sermon on Psalm 1
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Build Here
If you have built your life on a church, it is the wrong foundation. If you have built your spiritual life on a person, that is a faulty foundation as well. Build your life on Christ Himself.
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When the world closes in
During those dark nights of the soul when our friends have abandoned us and our family has let us down, when we are lonely, when it seems as though the whole world is closing in on us—that is the time to pray.
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Fickle Christians
Some of us have known the Lord for years, but we’re still like babies spiritually. We still need to be spoon-fed. We’re still looking for something new. It’s time to be mature and have a faith that sustains us instead of living on fickle emotions that come and go.
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The only way we can know God
Jesus died on the cross and shed His blood for us so that we could be forgiven of our sins. We put our complete trust in Him because it is only through His blood that we can approach God.
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The Blessed Interruption
We can come to God right now, but not because of our worthiness or because of the good deeds we’ve done. We come to Him because of a relationship with Him—and that relationship was purchased through the precious blood of Jesus Christ.
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Because of Gods grace
It’s important to realize that salvation does not come from anything that we’ve done. So, let’s not boast about what we’ve done or what we gave up to follow Jesus. Granted, we may have given up some things, but they’re nothing compared to what God gave us in their place.
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Safe in Gods Love
Stay in a place where God can show His love to you. Keep yourself from all that is unlike Him, from all that would violate God’s love and grieve Him. Stay away from the things that would tear you down. Instead, stay close to the Lord and around people who will build you up spiritually.
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Life in Balance
We can go through life saying, “I need this” and “What about my needs?” Or, we can say, “God has blessed me. He has provided for me. I had a meal this morning. I have clothes on my back and a roof over my head. What can I do for someone else?”
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A Sweet-Smelling Sacrifice
Our finances are often the last area that we’re willing to turn over to God. We want to retain complete control. In fact, we are uncomfortable when someone brings up the topic. It may be that our discomfort is an indication that this area is not in its proper order in our lives as Christians. The...
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Walking in the dark
In the race of life, the objective is not to run fast; it’s to run long. The objective is to cross the finish line. The apostle Paul wrote, “I press on to reach the end of the race and receive the heavenly prize for which God, through Christ Jesus, is calling us” (Philippians 3:14 NLT).
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Give it your All
Maybe as you look at your spiritual life today, you realize that you’re not doing well. You realize that you’re easing up and slowing down. Or maybe you’ve even walked off the track, so to speak. Now is the time to get back into the race and give it your all so that one day, you won’t wake up and...
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Ageless Faith
Caleb followed God fully and completely. And if we can learn to follow the Lord wholeheartedly like Caleb did, then the results can be the same for us. Because Caleb’s God is our God.
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Empty Promises
Every Christian will be tempted. And if you’re being tempted, that isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In fact, it could indicate that you’re on the right track spiritually and that Satan is trying to take you down. The problem isn’t being tempted. The problem is giving in to it.
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Deadly Complacency
The Bible says, “When a crime is not punished quickly, people feel it is safe to do wrong” (Ecclesiastes 8:11 NLT). When we sin, we might not get caught right away, but we must not assume we will get away with it forever. We may not even experience the full ramifications of our actions until we...
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A Squandered Life
What will you do with the life that God has given you? You have a choice. Will you conform to the will of God, or will you resist it?
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A Small Errand
“The Lord is my shepherd; I have all that I need. He lets me rest in green meadows; he leads me beside peaceful streams. He renews my strength. He guides me along right paths, bringing honor to his name” (Psalm 23:1–3 NLT)
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An inside look
Our culture today is enamored with beauty. We elevate attractive people in our culture and give them a lot of attention. If God has given you natural good looks, that is a wonderful thing. Just be sure that you don’t neglect what’s on the inside.
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This podcast provides you with your daily bread covering the Bible to provide you what you need today to combat fear with faith.
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Tiago Gomes
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