Psalm 119:17-24 Gimel | Principles for Developing Reliability Through God's Word

Psalm 119:33-40 | He - Expanding Our Perspectives Through God's Word

🎙️ Episode 6: He — Principles for Expanding Perspective Psalm 119:33–40 opens with the Hebrew letter He (pronounced “hay”), often associated with breath, revelation, and looking deeper. This section reminds us that not every opportunity comes as an open door—sometimes, we have to look for a window. In this episode, I’ll walk through: * What He represents in Hebrew and how it invites us to see differently when doors aren’t clear. * Three principles from verses 33–40 that expand our perspective through God’s Word: * Check for windows — take initiative and look for opportunities instead of waiting for them to land in your lap. * Change the viewpoint — ask for God’s perspective when life feels foggy or stagnant. * Challenge the comfort zone — let God’s Word disrupt what’s become too familiar and revive your faith. When doors aren’t obvious, God often opens a window. And through His Word, He gives us fresh perspective, clarity, and courage to keep growing—no matter the view. Read on Substack [https://open.substack.com/pub/tanyaremkiv/p/psalm-1193340-he-expanding-perspective?r=43i5qz&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true]

Psalm 119:25–32 | Daleth — Preparing in God's Word for Your Next Door

🎙️ Episode 5: Daleth — Principles for Preparing for Your Next Door Psalm 119:25–32 with the Hebrew letter Daleth, often linked to the image of a door—symbolizing opportunity, humility, and transition. This section invites us to prepare for what’s next: to walk through open doors with readiness, wisdom, and strength formed in the quiet places. In this episode, I’ll walk through: * What Daleth represents in Hebrew and how it connects to opportunities, transitions, and personal growth. * Four principles from verses 25–32 that prepare us for what’s ahead: * Preparation in the dust — letting humility and failure shape our character. * Preparation in God’s Word — learning to stay obedient before the next door opens. * Preparation during grief — finding strength and clarity through loss. * Preparation to keep learning — staying teachable and ready for what’s next. Before every open door, there’s preparation. And through God’s Word, we learn that growth doesn’t start when the opportunity arrives. It begins in the dust, in the waiting, and in our willingness to keep learning. Read Full Post on Substack [https://tanyaremkiv.substack.com/p/psalm-1192532-daleth-preparing-in?r=43i5qz]

Psalm 119:17-24 Gimel | Principles for Developing Reliability Through God's Word

🎙️ Episode 4: Gimel — Principles for Developing Reliability Psalm 119:17–24 opens with the Hebrew letter Gimel, symbolizing a camel and a few other ideas—an image of endurance, provision, and what we'll cover: reliability. This section reminds us that reliability is important for our relationships and success in life. In this episode, I’ll walk through: * What Gimel represents in Hebrew and how it teaches us to walk faithfully with God through every season. * Four principles from verses 17–24 that build reliability: embracing honest feedback, pursuing truth, surrounding yourself with trustworthy people, and focusing on what truly matters. Reliability grows through daily obedience, reflection, and endurance—like the camel that keeps moving mile after mile without quitting. Next up: Psalm 119: Daleth — Principles for Preparing For Doors of Opportunity and Hardship

Psalm 119:9-16 | Principles for Process & Growth through God’s Word

🎙️ Episode 3: Beth — Principles for Process and Growth Psalm 119:9–16 begins with the Hebrew letter Beth, often associated with a house, understanding, and duality. This section answers a simple question: How can we keep our way pure? The psalmist points to the process of growing through God’s Word in any area of life, including our time spent in the Word—learning to build consistency, persistency, contentment, and patience. In this episode, I’ll walk through: * What Beth represents in Hebrew and how it points to our inner growth through God’s Word. * Four principles from verses 9–16: maintaining consistency, demonstrating persistency, cultivating contentment, and practicing patience. Growth in God’s Word isn’t instant—it’s built through process. And as we return to His truth day after day, we learn to grow with understanding, strength, and joy. Next up: Psalm 119: Gimel. Follow along on Substack [https://open.substack.com/pub/tanyaremkiv/p/psalm-119-beth-principles-for-process?r=43i5qz&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true] to receive these in your inbox where you can read along to the video or as you listen to the podcast.

Psalm 119:1-8 | Aleph — Principles for Endurance & Strength through God’s Word

🎙️ Episode 2: Aleph — Principles for Strength and Endurance Psalm 119:1–8 opens the chapter with the Hebrew letter Aleph. This section lays the foundation for what it means to live a life anchored in God’s Word. In this episode, I’ll walk through: * What Aleph represents in Hebrew and how it connects to strength and endurance. * Three simple principles drawn from verses 1–8 that help us grow in spiritual strength and endurance. When we fix our eyes on God’s Word, we find the strength to walk faithfully and build endurance in every area of life—one step at a time. Next up: Psalm 119: Beth.