I love that little term in the Bible, the voice of the Lord.

Now, I've never heard God's voice audibly, but there's a whole lot that the psalmist says today

about the voice of the Lord. I wonder why. Listen in and find out. Welcome to Everyday Truth

with Kurt Skelly. We believe the Bible is true and relevant to everyone, everywhere, every day.

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Now, let's join Kurt for today's episode.

Okay, team, I'm back. Here I am in our studio at

Faith Baptist Church. I'd love to show you our property. If you've never been here to Virginia,

we are halfway to everywhere in the world. So if you're ever on Interstate 95, which I wouldn't even wish upon my

worst enemy, but if you're ever on Interstate 95 and you're traveling south of D.C. about one hour,

you're right near us. We'd love to meet you and have you come to a church service or at least

maybe get a cup of coffee. So thanks for listening and hope to help to meet you and have you come to a church service or at least maybe get a cup of coffee.

So thanks for listening and hope to help to meet you face to face one day if I've not done so

already.

We're in Psalm 29 and we're in another Psalm of David.

This Psalm is so refreshing because it's just straight praise. A lot of times when you

read a Psalm, you'll read a progression. You'll read about a problem and a calling out to God and then

a solution,

maybe an understanding of God's character in a greater way,

or a specific answer to prayer, and then praise.

So you see that progression.

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