Faith doesn’t implode; it erodes. What may seem to be a sudden failure of faith into apostacy, has often been chipped at by doubts over time. Listen as Dr. John speaks of the four categories of doubt and presents a genuine faith that confronts the real world. In Psalm 73, the author says that he almost slipped. What kept him on his feet? Consider these words.

As Dr. John preaches on 5 troubling events in which we may find God, he comes to Psalm 90 – a psalm about death. In our society, we are open about almost every topic except death. The subject is thought to be too morbid or frightening to consider. Dr. John reminds us that the consequence of considering our death is not fear, but wisdom.

As Dr. John continues with Ps.90, we learn that counting our days can lead to wisdom. What is that wisdom to be? The wisdom gleaned from knowing the brevity of life is found in five prayers. Moses prays for perspective, mercy, joy, meaning and a sense of God’s majesty. These grant us wisdom in the fleeting of our days.