Trusting in God's Justice and Mercy

Trust in the Darkness

Psalms 13 and 14 are deeply reflective pieces from the Book of Psalms, attributed traditionally to King David. Psalm 13 expresses a profound sense of despair and longing for divine intervention during times of personal distress and abandonment. David voices his feelings of isolation and seeks reassurance from God, ultimately concluding with a note of hope and trust in God's steadfast love. Psalm 14, on the other hand, presents a broader commentary on human folly and moral corruption. It highlights the foolishness of rejecting God and depicts the consequences of such actions, emphasizing the need for a righteous, faithful community. Together, these psalms underscore themes of personal anguish and societal integrity, illustrating the complexity of faith amidst life's challenges. SOCIALS: INSTAGRAM: @ctf_podcast TIKTOK: b_hawxs YOUTUBE: calledTFpodMERCHhttps://called-to-freedom-podcast.myspreadshop.com/all [https://called-to-freedom-podcast.myspreadshop.com/all]

Trust and Truth: Navigating Fear and Deceit

In Psalm 11, David expresses unwavering faith in the Lord as his refuge amid threats. He contemplates the moral decay surrounding him and reassures himself and others that the Lord sees all and will ultimately judge the righteous and the wicked. Psalm 12 focuses on the prevalence of deceit and the longing for truth in a world filled with falsehood. David cries out to God for help, recognizing the fragility of human integrity and the assurance that God will respond to the cries of the faithful, preserving the words of the oppressed. Together, these psalms highlight the struggles of maintaining faith in difficult times while trusting in God’s justice and protection https://called-to-freedom-podcast.myspreadshop.com/all [https://called-to-freedom-podcast.myspreadshop.com/all]

The Watchers, Nephilim, and the Echoes of Ancient Civilizations

In this production we talk about ancient stories of old, where all the mysteries of today originated. enjoy this and share! SOCIALS Instagram: @ctf_podcast TikTok: b_hawks Youtube: CalledTFpod Check out the merch store, click the link in the bio's of the socials Chronicles of the Nephilem. https://www.amazon.com/Chronicles-Nephilim-Books-1-2-Primordial/dp/1942858876/ref=sr_1_3?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Waat5quolq2clP2QJH3XUXFooO7XEClRIehuoBPQDgjAzmocOY4riqJDWf1ynpcTMA-_EAP3OcnMFI8ufMS9p_UuTpwkLnBVasD6fAjbN9oNiiZ5JodR6g87ov4fxzvwEo4CStOpkODpIIbn7CdLlAbLt2GO42-EJiNeGFhIgosIIxLhvMWjY9hD5taNHQs8pD2vhW_1Nn8W0K2is4t1h-d7Z87cFAJuLcPkPUPxJiOEWK6cMKez0Y1dj8DSRu8kXKybTkok0ItSXL8353LE85dgtIyLuOJiyP5DNXXSWBs.8kEdwerd1NxtDNDitsDjQZ_KQZM_Nn5Az5SPHoUqofs&dib_tag=se&keywords=brian+godawa&qid=1748053152&sr=8-3

Trusting in God's Justice and Mercy

Psalms 9 and 10 are often considered as a single psalm due to their thematic continuity and the lack of a title for Psalm 10 in some manuscripts. This dual psalm is an acrostic poem, with each verse beginning with a successive letter of the Hebrew alphabet, though this structure is not fully preserved, suggesting possible textual corruption over time. The psalmist expresses a deep sense of reliance on God, celebrates God's justice, and pleads for divine intervention against the wicked Socials: INSTAGRAM: @ctf_podcast TIKTOK: @bhawks YOUTUBE: CalledTFpod

Journey to Comfort: Emergency Broadcast

"Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid" John 14:27