In this final episode of Season 3, we explore Psalm 142, a powerful cry from David during one of the loneliest moments of his life. Drawing from 1 Samuel 22:1 and 1 Samuel 24:3, we are reminded that even when we feel isolated, forgotten, or overwhelmed, we are never truly alone—God is present, attentive, and faithful.

Welcome to the UNTIED Podcast, where we unravel the knots of life with faith, wisdom, and encouragement—because together, we’re here to untie from tradition and embrace truth through powerful Bible teaching.

Welcome to Season 3, Episode 15!

We kick things off by catching up on what’s been cooking lately—in our lives, our ministries, and yes… even on the grill.

We dive into Psalm 142, connecting David’s words to his real-life circumstances recorded in 1 Samuel 22:1 and 24:3. This Psalm gives voice to moments when faith feels lonely and reminds us where true refuge is found.

1. Psalm Type: Lament · Didactic · Trust
2. Key Words to Consider:
3. Perception · Intentional · Comfort

Text Outline

1. Verses 1–3a: David’s Cry
2. Verses 3b–4: David’s Position
3. Verse 5: David’s Salvation
4. Verses 6–7: David’s Request

1. James 1
2. Joshua
3. 1 Corinthians 1

This episode brings us to the conclusion of Season 3 of the UNTIED Podcast, and we are truly grateful that you have journeyed with us. Our prayer is that what we’ve studied and discussed together has been a blessing to you and to your walk with the Lord.

This season has included both highs and lows in our own lives, and through it all, the Psalms have continually pointed us back to enduring truth—that God is near, that we can take refuge in Him, and that His love and care for us never waver. When life feels heavy, the Psalms lift our eyes back to the faithfulness of God.

As we look ahead to the next season, we pray that the Lord continues to bless you in your daily walk. May you stay focused on His will for your life, remain untied from anything that draws you away from Him, and firmly tie yourself to His life-giving Word.

God bless you in all that you do. And until next time—or rather, until next season—we hope you will stay UNTIED.