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Send us Fan MailWhen the day of trouble comes, where do you place your trust? In this episode of Moments of Worship, Missy Linkletter walks through Psalm 20, a powerful prayer offered by God's people before battle. Together, we'll discover the beautiful contrast between trusting in human strength and placing our confidence in the Lord alone. If you're facing uncertainty, hardship, or a season that feels overwhelming, this psalm is a timely reminder that our help comes from the Lord, and His promises are far more secure than our own resources.

Send us Fan MailWhat do our words reveal about the condition of our hearts? In this episode of Moments of Worship, Missy Linkletter reflects on Psalm 19:12–14, where David prays for God to reveal hidden sin, guard him from willful rebellion, and make both his words and the meditations of his heart pleasing to the Lord.Through a personal story and biblical encouragement, you'll be reminded that our speech flows from what fills our hearts. Whether you're in a season of spiritual dryness or longing to grow in holiness, this episode is an invitation to ask God to search your heart, revive your soul through His Word, and shape your life into a pleasing offering of worship.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Moments of Worship, Pastor Keith explores Psalm 19:7–11, where David shifts from God's revelation in creation to His revelation in Scripture. While the heavens declare God's glory, His Word reveals His character, His will, and the path to life. David celebrates the perfection, trustworthiness, purity, and righteousness of God's Word, describing it as more valuable than gold and sweeter than honey. This passage reminds us that Scripture revives the soul, imparts wisdom, fills the heart with joy, and guides believers in faithful obedience. As we treasure God's Word, we come to know the God who graciously speaks to His people.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Moments of Worship, Pastor Keith reflects on the beauty and power of God’s creation through Psalm 19:1–6. From clear autumn skies to mighty storms, every aspect of creation points beyond itself to the glory of its Creator. David reminds us that the heavens continually declare God’s majesty without speaking a single word, providing a universal witness to His power, wisdom, and craftsmanship. As we lift our eyes to the world around us, we are invited to respond with awe, gratitude, and worship to the God who made all things.

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Send us Fan MailIn Psalm 18:16–19, David reflects on the Lord's personal care and gracious deliverance. Though overwhelmed by powerful enemies and facing great distress, God reached down to rescue him, became his support, and brought him into a place of safety because He delighted in him. This episode reminds us that the God who rules over all creation also cares deeply for His people. Through Jesus Christ, God has rescued us from our greatest enemies—sin, death, and Satan—and continues to sustain us by His grace. Whatever trial you face today, you can rest in the faithful love and steadfast care of your Savior.

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Send us Fan MailPsalm 18:7–15 paints a breathtaking picture of God's majestic response to David's cry for help. Using powerful poetic imagery, David describes the Lord coming in holiness, power, and authority to act on behalf of His servant. The earth trembles, thunder resounds, and lightning flashes, reminding us that the God who created all things rules over all things. This episode encourages us to trust God's sovereign power, knowing that He is never indifferent to the cries of His people and that nothing can stand against His perfect purposes. Ultimately, this passage points us to Jesus Christ, who demonstrated the same divine authority over creation during His earthly ministry.

Send us Fan MailDavid begins Psalm 18 by declaring his love for the Lord after God delivered him from his enemies. He describes God as his strength, rock, fortress, deliverer, refuge, shield, and stronghold, reminding us that our security is found in God alone. Even when surrounded by danger and facing what seemed like certain death, David cried out to the Lord, and God heard his prayer. This episode encourages us to trust God's faithful character, remember His past deliverance, and confidently bring every burden to Him in prayer.

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Send us Fan MailPsalm 17:8–15 reminds us that while the wicked seek satisfaction in the temporary treasures of this world, God's people find their refuge and greatest joy in Him. David cries out for God's protection from his enemies, entrusts justice to the Lord, and ends with the confident hope of beholding God's face. As believers in Christ, our deepest satisfaction is found not in earthly success but in the promise of seeing and delighting in Him forever.

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Send us Fan MailIn Psalm 17:1–7, David brings an honest and sincere prayer before the Lord, asking God to hear his cry, examine his heart, and guide his steps. This passage reminds us of the importance of integrity before God, guarding our words, walking according to His Word, and approaching Him with confidence in prayer. As David seeks refuge in the steadfast love of God, we too are invited to find our safety, hope, and confidence not in ourselves but in the faithful God who hears the prayers of His people.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Moments of Worship, we conclude Psalm 16 by exploring the believer’s secure inheritance in God. David declares that the Lord is his portion, his counselor, and his confidence. These verses ultimately point to the resurrection of Jesus Christ, the greater David, whose victory over death gives believers an unshakable hope. Psalm 16 ends with the glorious promise that true life, lasting joy, and eternal pleasures are found only in the presence of God.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Moments of Worship, we begin our journey through Psalm 16 by examining David’s declaration of trust and devotion to God. David confesses that the Lord is his refuge, his greatest good, and the source of every blessing. We also see his delight in the fellowship of God’s people and his warning against the sorrow that comes from pursuing idols. Psalm 16:1–4 calls us to examine our hearts and recognize that true joy, security, and satisfaction are found in God alone.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 15 asks the most important question a sinner can ask: Who may dwell in the presence of a holy God? David’s answer reveals the perfect righteousness God requires and exposes our inability to meet His standard. The psalm ultimately points us to Jesus Christ, the only truly righteous One, who fulfilled every requirement on our behalf. Through faith in Christ, we are clothed in His righteousness, welcomed into God’s presence, and transformed by the Holy Spirit to pursue a life of holiness.

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Send us Fan MailPsalm 14 gives a sobering diagnosis of the human condition: apart from God’s grace, no one seeks Him and every part of our nature is corrupted by sin. Yet this psalm does not leave us in despair. The God who looked down from heaven and found no one righteous is the same God who sent Christ, the only righteous One, to seek and save sinners. Through His life, death, and resurrection, we are forgiven, declared righteous, and brought near to God by grace alone through faith alone.

Send us Fan MailHave you ever found yourself asking, "How long, Lord?" In this episode of Moments of Worship, Pastor Keith McMinn explores Psalm 13, one of David's most honest and heartfelt prayers. Drawing from his own season of waiting and questioning, Keith reflects on the journey from sorrow to trust that unfolds in this short but powerful psalm.David begins with questions, moves to a plea for God's help, and ultimately rests in the steadfast love of the Lord. Psalm 13 reminds us that faith is not the absence of questions but the decision to trust God's character when we cannot understand His purposes.Whether you are walking through uncertainty, disappointment, or a season of waiting, this episode will encourage you to bring your honest struggles to God, remember His faithfulness, and find hope in His unfailing love. Like David, we can move from asking "How long?" to declaring, "I will sing to the Lord, because He has dealt bountifully with me."

Send us Fan MailPsalm 12 contrasts the deceptive speech of fallen humanity with the pure and trustworthy words of God. While David laments a culture marked by lies, flattery, and pride, he finds hope in the Lord's promises. God's Word is completely true, perfectly pure, and utterly reliable. In a world where truth is often distorted, believers can confidently rest in every word that proceeds from God.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 11 calls believers to place their confidence in the Lord when evil appears to threaten the foundations of society. Rather than fleeing in fear, David takes refuge in the God who reigns from heaven. The Lord's throne is unshaken, His purposes cannot fail, and His justice will ultimately prevail. The hope of God's people rests not in earthly circumstances but in the sovereign King who rules over all things.

Send us Fan MailIn this special episode of Moments of Worship, Pastor Keith reflects on the privilege and necessity of prayer. Prompted by an unexpected injury suffered by a dear friend, Missy Linkletter, we are reminded that life's trials should drive us to the throne of grace. Through Scripture, we explore various aspects of prayer, including continual prayer, supplication, confession, adoration, surrender, and petition. As believers, we have direct access to our heavenly Father through Jesus Christ and are invited to bring every burden, need, and praise before Him. This episode offers both encouragement and practical reminders to cultivate a deeper life of prayer.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 10:1–11 contrasts the apparent success of the wicked with the sovereign rule of God. David honestly expresses the struggle of seeing evil prosper while affirming that the Lord remains fully aware and in control. The wicked live as though God neither sees nor judges, but Scripture assures us that God's justice is certain and His providence governs all things. Believers are called to trust Him even when His purposes are not immediately visible.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 9:13–20 teaches us to cry out to God for mercy, rejoice in His salvation, and rest in His perfect justice. God sees the affliction of His people, remembers the needy, and rules over every nation. While human power is temporary, the Lord reigns forever, making Him the sure hope of all who trust in Him.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 9:7–12 reminds us that God reigns forever as the righteous Judge of all the earth. His justice is perfect, His rule is unchanging, and He serves as a refuge for those who trust in Him. Because He never forsakes His people and never forgets the cries of the afflicted, we can confidently place our trust in Him and respond with joyful praise.

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Send us Fan MailDavid begins Psalm 9 by giving wholehearted thanks to God and remembering His mighty works. As he reflects on God's victories and justice, he is moved to worship. Remembering God's faithfulness fuels present-day trust and praise.

Send us Fan MailHave you ever felt overwhelmed by the weight of life? Maybe your circumstances feel bigger than you, and your heart feels weary. In today’s episode of Moments of Worship, Missy Linkletter reflects on Psalm 8, where David lifts his eyes to the majesty of God. As we consider the One who set the moon and stars in place, we are reminded of this comforting truth: the God who holds the heavens also sees us, knows us, and cares for us. If you need fresh perspective, renewed hope, or a reminder of God’s greatness in the middle of your struggles, this episode is for you.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 7:12–17 reminds us that God is holy, patient, and just. David warns of the seriousness of unrepentant sin and describes how evil begins in the heart before it is revealed outwardly in lies and destruction. The wicked often fall into the very traps they prepare for others. Yet David ends the Psalm in worship, trusting in the righteous judgment of God. This passage calls believers to guard their hearts, repent quickly, and rest in the justice of the Lord Most

Send us Fan MailPsalm 7:8–11 turns our attention to the righteous judgment and perfect knowledge of God. David places himself before the Lord with humility, inviting God to examine his heart and judge rightly. Rather than defending himself in his own strength, David trusts the God who sees beyond outward appearances and knows every motive and thought. The passage reminds us that God is both our righteous Judge and our faithful Shield. He sees injustice, is not indifferent toward evil, and protects those who place their trust in Him. This episode encourages listeners to examine their own hearts and rest in God's perfect wisdom and protection.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 7:1–7 reminds us that God alone is our true refuge and safety. Using the picture of a childhood fort, this episode contrasts temporary places of security with the lasting refuge found in the Lord. David begins with personal confidence in God, crying out, “my God,” and seeking deliverance from enemies that feel overwhelming like a lion. Yet before asking for justice, David also examines his own heart, showing humility and a willingness to be searched by God. Ultimately, David entrusts judgment and justice to the Lord rather than taking matters into his own hands. The episode encourages listeners to consider where they run for safety and to rest in the faithful refuge of God.

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Send us Fan MailThe Christian life has a rhythm to it. There are days when we are tired, busy, distracted, or simply do not feel like reading Scripture or praying. In those moments we may wonder if pursuing God out of duty still matters. The answer is yes.Psalm 1 calls us to meditate on God’s Word day and night. Just as a tree planted by streams of water continually receives what it needs to live and grow, believers need the continual nourishment of God’s truth. Faithful daily rhythms of Scripture, prayer, worship, and biblical teaching sustain us and strengthen us spiritually. Without them, our spiritual lives can become dry and weak.Whether you are studying for ministry, preparing to teach, singing Scripture-rich songs, listening to biblical teaching, or engaging with truth in everyday life, the goal is the same: fill your life with God’s Word so that you are transformed into the image of Christ, grow in delight for Him, and bear fruit for His kingdom.Duty in pursuing God often leads to delight in God.

Send us Fan MailHave you ever walked through a season of deep sorrow and wondered if relief would ever come? In today’s episode of Moments of Worship, Missy Linkletter reflects on Psalm 6, where David pours out his heart to the Lord in distress. Together, we explore honest lament, God’s compassion in our repentance, and the hope we find when we bring our trials and burdens before Him.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 5:8–12 reminds us that in the midst of opposition, pressure, and temptation, our greatest need is not merely protection from enemies, but guidance into righteous living. David humbly asks God to lead him in His righteousness and to make His way straight before him. In contrast to the wicked — whose words are filled with falsehood, destruction, and empty flattery — David desires to walk in God’s truth and faithfulness.The Psalm also reveals David’s reverence for God’s holiness as he calls upon the Lord for divine justice rather than personal revenge. Yet the passage ends with a beautiful shift from judgment to joy. Those who take refuge in the Lord can rejoice, sing for joy, and rest under His protection. God surrounds His people with favor like a shield. For believers today, this Psalm is a reminder to seek God’s daily, speak truthfully, trust His justice, and find our joy and security in His faithful character.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Moments of Worship, we walk through Psalm 5:1–7 and see David begin his morning crying out to God in prayer. Surrounded by opposition, David approaches the Lord honestly and dependently, calling Him “my King and my God.” The passage highlights both the holiness of God and the grace that allows sinners to draw near to Him. God does not delight in wickedness and stands opposed to evil, pride, deceit, and violence. Yet through God’s steadfast love, David is welcomed into His presence in worshipful reverence. This episode reminds us that because of Christ, believers can approach a holy God with confidence, humility, and awe.

Send us Fan MailIn today’s episode of Moments of Worship, Missy Linkletter walks through Psalm 4, a psalm of David that reminds us where to turn when we are distressed, misunderstood, or wronged. Together, we reflect on David’s confidence in God’s faithfulness, the security we have as children of the King, and the peace that comes from trusting the Lord in every circumstance. If you’ve ever wrestled with fear, criticism, or uncertainty, this episode offers biblical encouragement to rest in God’s character and remember His past faithfulness. 

Send us Fan MailPsalm 2 reminds us that though nations rage and humanity rebels against God, the Lord still reigns supreme from heaven. Earthly rulers may resist His authority, but God has established His Son, Jesus Christ, as the eternal King. The psalm calls us not to resist Christ, but to worship Him, submit to Him, and take refuge in Him. In a chaotic and unstable world, believers can rest confidently knowing that God’s throne is unshaken and His kingdom will never fail.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 3 reminds us that even when we are surrounded by fear, opposition, and discouragement, God remains our shield and sustainer. David, fleeing from Absalom and overwhelmed by enemies, found confidence not in his circumstances but in the faithful character of God. The Lord heard his cries, sustained him through the night, and lifted his head in mercy. This psalm calls believers to rest in God’s providential care, remembering that salvation belongs to the Lord alone. When fear rises, we are invited to run to the Father, who faithfully guards and cares for His people.

Send us Fan MailPsalm 1 paints a clear contrast between the righteous and the wicked. The blessed man refuses to be shaped by the counsel and influence of the world, but instead delights in the Word of God and meditates on it continually. As his life is rooted deeply in Scripture, he becomes like a tree planted by streams of water—stable, fruitful, and spiritually vibrant. In contrast, the wicked are like chaff, empty and unstable, ultimately facing judgment and destruction. This psalm reminds us that every person is walking one of two paths, and true flourishing is found in a life anchored in God and His Word.

Send us Fan MailGenesis 3 reveals how sin distorted humanity’s identity and relationship with God. Because of Adam’s fall, sin has affected every part of human nature, leading people to seek meaning and identity apart from their Creator. Rooted in Romans 3:23, this episode explores the biblical reality of sin, the instability of identity apart from God, and the deep need every person has for redemption through Jesus Christ.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we look back to God’s original design for humanity. Genesis teaches that mankind was specially created by God with purpose and intention, not by chance or random processes. Made in the image of God, we were created to know Him, worship Him, and reflect His glory in the world. As culture encourages people to define themselves apart from God, this episode reminds us that true identity and lasting purpose are only found in rightly relating to our Creator.

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we move from what identity is to where we often go wrong. Even as believers, we are tempted to root our identity in performance, the approval of others, or our shifting emotions—but none of these can bear the weight of who we are. Grounded in Galatians 2:20, this episode exposes the instability of misplaced identity and points us back to the only secure foundation: our life in Christ. When we understand that our old self has been crucified and Christ now lives in us, we are freed from striving to define ourselves and can rest in who He is.

Send us Fan MailIn a world that defines identity by roles, performance, and feelings, Scripture points us somewhere deeper. In this episode, we begin by asking the most important question: Who are you? Discover how true identity is not something you achieve, but something you receive in Christ—and why being “in Him” changes everything.

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Send us Fan MailGod is from everlasting to everlasting, Join Pastor Keith as he reads a chapter from his new book. "No One Like Him."