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Pastor Gary begins Psalm forty-two by addressing spiritual discouragement and emotional heaviness. When life feels overwhelming, Scripture reminds us to persevere and place our hope in God. This message encourages believers to resist despair and trust that God is working even in difficult seasons.

Following God as He introduces change into our lives; learning to redefine our comfort zones in order to accomplish God’s plan and purpose. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29?v=20251111

Continuing Psalm forty-one, Pastor Gary highlights the importance of mercy and forgiveness when we are wounded by others. Through David’s experience of betrayal, believers are encouraged to examine their own hearts, extend grace, and trust God to bring healing even in difficult relationships.

Following God as He introduces change into our lives; learning to redefine our comfort zones in order to accomplish God’s plan and purpose. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29?v=20251111

Pastor Gary examines Psalm forty-one as David experiences illness, gossip, and betrayal from those around him. This message offers biblical perspective for navigating seasons of hurt, reminding believers that God sees our suffering and provides strength when relationships become painful and trust is broken.

Are you treating strangers better than your own mom? Drawing from Colossians 3:12–15, this message unpacks seven practical gifts — including compassion, kindness, humility, and patience — that you can give your mother (or anyone in your inner circle) to honor the relationships God values most. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29?v=20251111

Pastor Gary continues exploring Psalm thirty-nine, reminding us that life is brief and uncertain. David’s reflections challenge believers to examine how they spend their time and to prioritize eternal values. When we remember life’s brevity, we are motivated to live purposefully and remain faithful to God.

Westminster Pulpit with Dr. Chris Walker May 10, 2026 – A study from Isaiah 62:1-63:6. What can we learn from this announcement of hope? http://accradio.com/programs/westlan/podcasting/westlan051026.mp3 Download (Right-Click To Save)

In this second part of “Where Does Your Loyalty Lie?”, Anthony High and Jeremy Sensenig contrast the religious leaders with the apostles in Acts 5–6. The leaders reveal misplaced loyalty by fearing people more than God while the apostles model bold obedience. This episode wrestles with the question, “How do we obey God rather than men?” as we explore the marks of a healthy, Spirit-led church and uncover practical insights for everyday faith.

The Fellowship Offering: What do Israel’s offerings teach us about our relationship with God? This week we conclude our series on the Lord’s instructions to the children of Israel regarding sacrifice. We’re studying the fellowship offering, the blood sacrifice of an animal, which emphasizes the restored relationship God seeks to enjoy with us. It shows that we are not meant ... Read More The post Ancient Israel’s Sacrifices: The Fellowship Offering (Part 3 of 3) | May 9, 2026 appeared first on The Friends of Israel Today Radio.

Are you treating strangers better than your own mom? Drawing from Colossians 3:12–15, this message unpacks seven practical gifts — including compassion, kindness, humility, and patience — that you can give your mother (or anyone in your inner circle) to honor the relationships God values most. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29?v=20251111

Pastor Gary reflects on the temporary nature of life as described in Psalm thirty-nine. This message encourages believers to gain wisdom by recognizing life’s brevity, reminding us to trust God, live with humility, and pursue what has eternal value.

Following God as He introduces change into our lives; learning to redefine our comfort zones in order to accomplish God’s plan and purpose.Order this full message on MP3 HERE To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29?v=20251111

Pastor Gary highlights how fear can lead to harmful decisions but also reveals how God redeems our failures. Through David’s experience, this message encourages believers to trust God’s love, knowing He can transform our mistakes into testimonies of His grace.

The Sin & Trespass Offerings: We humans are impossibly far from God. We cannot approach Him in our sin; an atoning sacrifice for sin is necessary—even if our sin is unintentional. This week, as we study sin and trespass offerings in part 2 of our series on the Levitical sacrifices, we see that sin is not measured by our intentions ... Read More The post Ancient Israel’s Sacrifices: The Sin & Trespass Offerings (Part 2 of 3) | May 2, 2026 appeared first on The Friends of Israel Today Radio.

Pastor Gary explains that waiting on the Lord requires both trust and participation. Through Psalm twenty-seven, believers are reminded that patience is part of spiritual growth and that even while waiting, God invites us to remain active in faith, confident in His provision and timing.

Westminster Pulpit with Dr. Chris Walker April 26, 2026 – A study from Isaiah 60. What are three great promises we can find in this passage of scripture? http://accradio.com/programs/westlan/podcasting/westlan042626.mp3 Download (Right-Click To Save)

Send us Fan MailThis weekend as we wrap up April, we discuss the NHL & NBA playoffs, the NFL Draft, and we’re recapping our conversations this past month with Trent Turner, Jon Mack, Paul Putz, and Brittany Wilkins. Click HERE to follow Beyond The Scoreboard on Facebook for shareable soundbites and the links to every week’s show on-demand! Check out the websites for both of our radio stations in Southeastern PA: WDAC 94.5 Lancaster and 107.5Alive Boyertown!Attached below is The Pour Over’s perspective on sports:“Human excellence brings glory to God.Honing a craft, developing a talent, or learning how to run a long way very fast reflects something deeply human: harnessing the raw materials of a God-given capacity and bringing order and beauty to the world.Of course, the pursuit of excellence can become an idol. But when it's seen as a reflection of God's own creative action in the world, it points past the person and toward the One who made it possible. "Whatever you do, do it from the heart, as something done for the Lord" (Colossians 3:23 CSB).”Included soundbites courtesy of ESPN. Beyond The Scoreboard does not claim ownership of said soundbite. 

In this episode, derived from Guide Through the Bible, Serge, our guest teacher, along with Anthony, study Acts 3–4 to see how the Holy Spirit’s power radiates through the early Church. The Holy Spirit shaped a community that learns to expect to see God at work, to speak about Jesus and His Kingdom, and to show up together in faithful, public witness. How can we be shaped by the Holy Spirit and learn to expect?