What does it look like to walk in the fear of the Lord? In this episode of The Living Logos, we turn to Proverbs 3:1–12, where Solomon writes to his son with a father’s heart. Here he lays out six instructions that serve as guideposts for godly living: remembering God’s Word, clinging to love and faithfulness, trusting the Lord over our own understanding, shunning pride and evil, honoring God with our increase, and accepting His loving discipline. Together, these truths paint a picture of what it means to live in reverence before God—a life marked by humility, obedience, and blessing.

YouTube Content ID: YWNGTNOJBEQDVZUY, SKI8KHQSQKPM1OSK, TJR6AAQ7C9RFZ27O

In this episode of The Living Logos, we study Proverbs 1:7: “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge; fools despise wisdom and instruction.” We’ll explore the difference between fear that drives us away from God and reverence that draws us closer to Him. We’ll also see why this holy fear is the foundation of true wisdom, how it shapes our pursuit of knowledge, and what it means for us to walk daily in awe, humility, and obedience before the Lord.

YouTube Content ID: ZQGSL6EWAZMS64DC, PPCIOMYUWIWCITS4, IRGPBAIEO3DDAUIO

In Psalm 119:18, the psalmist cries out, “Open my eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of your law.” In this episode of The Living Logos, we turn to the longest psalm in Scripture and explore its central theme—the Word of God. Together we’ll see how the psalmist’s prayer is more than a desire for knowledge; it is a longing for spiritual sight. From God’s hidden fingerprints woven through genealogies and patterns, to the plain revelation of Christ at the heart of Scripture, *In Psalm 119:18, the psalmist cries out, “Open my eyes, that I may behold wondrous things out of your law.” In this episode of The Living Logos, we turn to the longest psalm in Scripture and explore its central theme—the Word of God. Together we’ll see how the psalmist’s prayer is more than a desire for knowledge; it is a longing for spiritual sight. From God’s hidden fingerprints woven through genealogies and patterns, to the plain revelation of Christ at the heart of Scripture, we’ll uncover how the Lord opens blinded eyes to see His truth, His glory, and the wonders of His Word.

YouTube Content ID: XXHDZ0TIRDGEZUTU

In Psalm 90, the only psalm written by Moses, we step into a season of profound loss—his sister Miriam gone, his brother Aaron gone, and God’s decree that he will not enter the Promised Land. Yet from the dust of the wilderness, Moses lifts his eyes to the Eternal One and reflects on the brevity of life in light of God’s everlasting nature. In this episode of The Living Logos, we’ll explore how Moses, despite earthly disappointment, prays not for more days but for the wisdom to live them well—teaching us to number our days and anchor our hope in the God who was, is, and will be forever.

YouTube Content ID: INXRLPSBXVSOZNAA, IIKQ3YCSK9GPEXLU

In Psalm 73, Asaph wrestles with a question many of us have asked: Why do the wicked prosper while the faithful struggle? In this episode of The Living Logos, we walk through his silent struggle, his encounter in the sanctuary, and the powerful shift in perspective that renews his faith. Along the way, we’ll uncover what his journey teaches us about God’s justice, His discipline, and the hope we find in His presence—truths that still speak into our doubts today.

YouTube Content ID: 62JMNYSSY1MLDEGI, X1DPWUSGLV9EVE6V

In this episode, we examine the sobering story behind Psalm 51—the aftermath of King David’s sin with Bathsheba. Through a chronological and biblical lens, we trace how a moment of unchecked desire led to adultery, deception, and murder. Yet in his darkest hour, David pens a prayer of raw repentance and brokenness, showing us the path to restoration. This episode explores how spiritual compromise begins, how we can guard against it, and what genuine repentance looks like when we do fall. Psalm 51 isn’t just about David’s failure—it’s about the overwhelming grace of God for those who turn back to Him with a contrite heart.

YouTube Content ID: XIJSUB698W93OU8C, Q5FYEN5WZXJWU1FQ

This episode explores the wisdom of Psalm 37, a unique instructive offering from David that reads more like a proverb. Written in his later years, it advises the younger generation to trust in the Lord, redirecting focus from worldly worries to eternal perspectives. The central message emphasizes three key actions: Trust, Delight, and Commit, each unlocking divine promises of dwelling in spiritual abundance, receiving heart's desires, and witnessing the fulfillment of committed faith.

YouTube Content ID: 1SSJABFJD3MEMX59

In part two of the Living Logos series on fasting, the episode explores how fasting positions believers for spiritual breakthroughs, clarity, and deeper intimacy with God. The episode offers practical guidance on how to fast effectively—covering types of fasts, how to prepare, and how to overcome common challenges—while reminding listeners that fasting is not about earning God’s favor, but about aligning with His will and power.

YouTube Content ID: REJYWCJPNLJPGZVA