In this episode, Jennifer Richmond explores Psalm 34 and discusses finding rest and peace in God amidst life's challenges.
(with a few bloopers included at the end 😜) What do you do when stress, fear, and uncertainty seem to take over your thoughts? In this second message of the Chill: Rethinking Rest & Stress Bible study series, we'll slow down and spend time in Psalm 34, where David invites us to discover a deeper kind of rest—not by escaping life's pressures, but by coming near to God in the middle of them. Written during one of the most difficult seasons of David's life, Psalm 34 reminds us that God's peace is not reserved for people whose lives are calm and orderly. It is available to those who seek Him, trust Him, and learn to take refuge in Him. Together we'll explore what it means to "taste and see that the LORD is good," how God's character anchors us when life feels uncertain, and why true rest begins with relationship rather than relief from our circumstances. Whether you're struggling with anxiety, carrying heavy burdens, feeling spiritually weary, or simply longing to grow deeper in God's Word, this Bible teaching will encourage you to draw near to the One who hears, delivers, and cares for His people. In this message you'll discover: Why Psalm 34 was written during a season of…
Host: Jennifer Richmond
Books & works: Psalm 34
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