In this episode, Mike Massa opens Psalm 141 and walks us into what it means to cry out to God from places of pressure, pain, and brokenness. He unpacks the imagery of prayer as incense rising from “dead” places in our lives, the need for God to set a guard over our mouths, and how our words reveal what truly fills our hearts. Along the way, he explores the often‑ignored power of tears in prayer, the gift of loving rebuke and correction, and the hope of God’s refuge even when life feels like scattered bones in a graveyard. This teaching invites you to let God meet you honestly in your brokenness and turn it into worship.

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Is God really in control when the world feels like it’s falling apart?
In this message on Psalm 93, Mike Massa confronts the “floods” of fear, deception, and chaos in our generation and shows why “The Lord reigns” is more than a religious phrase—it’s a stabilizing reality.

In a time of media manipulation, AI-generated voices, and nonstop bad news, Mike contrasts the noise of many waters with the unshakable throne of God. Drawing from the background of the Psalms, David’s tabernacle, Amos 9:11, and Acts 15, he unpacks how Psalm 93 calls believers to live:

• Rooted in God’s sovereignty, not ruled by headlines
• Consecrated and holy, not religiously perfect but set apart for Jesus
• Fearless and courageous, even as nations rage and systems shake

You’ll learn how to meditate on Scripture—especially the simple phrase “The Lord reigns”—so that God’s voice becomes louder than the storms in and around you.

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Mike discusses the significance of Psalm 96, emphasizing its historical context at David's tabernacle and its prophetic nature. He highlights the shift in focus during the 90s Psalms, which intensely declare Jesus as the King of the world. Mike explains the importance of continuous worship and prayer, likening it to the 24/7 ministry at David's tabernacle. He encourages listeners to view their work as worship and to proclaim God's greatness among the nations. Mike concludes by urging believers to sing a new song, recognizing God's new works and preparing for His judgment, which will be righteous and true.

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