Choosing Words of Praise (Psalms 39-41)
Why what you say today matters more than you think
11/10/2025
Stephen Davey
Do your words reflect your faith? Psalms 39–41 invite you to consider the power of your speech—especially when life feels unjust, heavy, or...
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Walking in the Light (Psalms 36-38)
Why who you listen to matters more than you think
11/07/2025
Stephen Davey
What voices are shaping your decisions today? In Psalms 36–38, David explores the impact of who we listen to and how it influences our walk with...
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A Prayer for the Justice of God (Psalms 33-35)
Calling for justice while trusting God’s timing and plan
11/06/2025
Stephen Davey
What do you do when enemies rise up, lies are spread, and injustice seems to prevail? Psalms 33–35 reveal how to pray through confusion, danger,...
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Eating Humble Pie (Psalms 30-32)
When pride takes over, confession opens the way back Opening Hook (for host to read): What does pride steal from your relationship with God? And how does confession restore joy, peace, and your walk with Him? Closing Conclusion (20 seconds): Pride is subtle but destructive, and confession is your way home. When you’re willing to humble yourself, God meets you with grace, forgiveness, and joy. Podcast Description (200 words): What happens when pride keeps you from confessing your sin? In this episode, Psalms 30–32 reveal both the pain of pride and the healing power of humility before God. David shares his personal journey—from self-reliance and silence to confession and restoration. Psalm 30 reflects on the arrogance that led David into trouble and the grace of God that lifted him up. Psalm 31 continues the theme with a warning about pride’s lingering presence, even after forgiveness. And Psalm 32 brings us to the joy that only comes from a clean heart and a right relationship with the Lord. Pride blocks God’s blessing; confession restores it. These psalms expose the danger of self-promotion and the relief found in repentance. Whether you’ve been hiding sin, resisting conviction, or simply struggling to stay spiritually honest, this episode will remind you that humble pie may not taste good—but it is good for you. If you need renewed fellowship with God and long to rediscover the joy of forgiveness, these psalms will show you the path. Let David’s story become your example. Let his prayer become your own. SEO Metadata: 6a. Title Tag (max 60 characters): Eating Humble Pie: Psalms on Pride and Confession | Wisdom International 6b. Meta Description (max 155 characters): Discover how Psalms 30–32 reveal the cost of pride and the joy of confessing sin. Let David’s testimony guide you to healing and renewed fellowship. 6c. Keywords: Psalms 30–32, pride and confession, David’s repentance, spiritual humility, humble pie, biblical confession, sin and forgiveness, Psalm 32 joy, pride’s danger, clean heart, spiritual renewal
11/05/2025
Stephen Davey
What happens when pride keeps you from confessing your sin? In this episode, Psalms 30–32 reveal both the pain of pride and the healing power of...
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Waiting on God (Psalms 27-29)
What to do when God seems silent and time feels slow
11/04/2025
Stephen Davey
What should you do when life seems to stall and God feels silent? In this episode, we explore Psalms 27–29, where David models the difficult but...
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Adopting the Testimony of David (Psalms 24-26)
How to walk with integrity in a world losing its way
11/03/2025
Stephen Davey
What does it mean to walk in integrity and have a right relationship with God? In Psalms 24–26, David opens his heart and gives us a personal...
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From the Pasture to the Palace (Psalm 23:4-6)
Why you can trust your Shepherd every step of the way
10/31/2025
Stephen Davey
When life gets hard and uncertain, how do you know God hasn’t left you? Psalm 23 offers not just poetic words, but real assurance of His presence...
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Following the Best Shepherd Ever (Psalm 23:1-3)
Why you can trust Him with every part of your life
10/30/2025
Stephen Davey
What does it mean to truly follow Jesus as your Shepherd? Psalm 23 is one of the most familiar and beloved passages in all of Scripture—and for...
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The Psalm of Christ's Suffering (Psalm 22)
A prophetic portrait of Jesus on the cross
10/29/2025
Stephen Davey
What does the cross of Christ look like from heaven’s perspective? Psalm 22 gives us an extraordinary prophetic glimpse—a thousand years before...
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