S3:121 Psalm 35

Join The Journey

Watermark Community Church, Dallas, TX

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Christian, Bible, Devotional

5 • 827 Ratings

🗓️ 21 June 2024

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Oftentimes when we are done wrong by our enemies, we can take the role of God in retaliation. But what if we changed our view to praying for their redemption and softening hearts? Hannah Staubs today interviews Zac Whitley, as he challenges listeners to pray to stay in their own lane and trust in God’s work of redemption.

Additional Scripture used in the podcast:
1 Thes. 5:14, “And we urge you, brothers and sisters, admonish the undisciplined, comfort the discouraged, help the weak, be patient toward all.”
Galatians 5:16-25, Walk in the Spirit and Fruit of the Spirit

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Transcript

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0:00.0	All right now, if we're honest, reading the Bible consistently can be a challenge, but it's never too late to start and we're in this together.
0:08.6	This is the Join the Journey podcast.
0:12.8	Thanks for joining. Hannah stops here with the Watermark Institute.
0:16.0	Today we're jumping into Psalm chapter 35.
0:18.6	Quick reminder for you if you're new to the podcast or if you listen
0:21.8	every day on your way to work, we would love for you to rate and leave a review for the Join
0:26.7	the Journey podcast. The reason why we ask for that is the more ratings and reviews, the more people
0:31.3	can find it. And so we want people to be spurred on in their love for the Lord and love for
0:36.0	his word. And we really do believe that our
0:38.3	podcast does that. So please do that if you're free, don't do it while you're driving. But if you
0:42.6	park your car, you get to where you work, we'd love if you did that. But today, I'm in the studio
0:46.4	with Faithful Watermark member and Faithful Staff member, Zach Whitley. Hey, guys, Hannah, thanks so much for having me here today. Zach, so glad that you're here. This is,
0:59.6	you are not new to a podcast, correct? Oh gosh, no, I'm not. But it's only my second time. Not with this one. Not with this one. Yeah. So when you go and you do a podcast, do you have to get in like a
1:04.3	headspace. Like this is podcast, Zach, or no? That's a great question. I just asked, I was just like wondering, do I have podcast voice?
1:12.6	Do you? Not many people like to hear their own voice. Right. And so I guess after this,
1:17.3	as I get to listen to it, I'll get to see and assess if I have my own podcast voice. For sure. Actually,
1:22.0	people leave a review. Does Zach have? In their review, they're like, I love this podcast. That Zach guy does or doesn't. Let me know how
1:28.3	I sound, everyone. No, that's so good. Well, Zach, tell us a little bit about you. How did you come to
1:32.0	know Jesus? Where are you at in your walk with him today? Phil us in. Yeah, thanks for asking.
1:35.3	So fast forward to 18-year-old Zach, and I didn't come to know the Lord or understand his pursuit of me until freshman year of college, where two faithful guys invited me into a dorm room Bible study
1:48.0	and really they started to teach me,
1:50.0	and I started to see that God was a relational God.
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