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Psalm 14 describes the foolishness of living as though God does not exist.

Humanity has been corrupted by sin, and no one is naturally righteous before God.

Psalm 15 asks:

Who can live in close fellowship with God?

The answer points to a life of integrity, truth, faithfulness, and justice.

Psalm 16 then shows the security and joy of the person who trusts God completely.

Together these Psalms teach:

Reject the foolishness of sin, walk with integrity, and make God your greatest treasure. Live as though God truly matters, let faith shape your character, and find your deepest security in Him.

Welcome to EveryDayWord — the daily podcast of Derrick J. Dawkins Evangelistic Association! Here we open the Bible from Genesis to Revelation — reading it, breaking it down, and praying it through — all in a powerful 60-minute journey through God’s Word.

Because as Scripture declares: “All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness.”

— 2 Timothy 3:16

So grab your Bible, open your heart, and let’s get into the Word!

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Psalm 12 describes a world where truthful people seem scarce and deceptive speech is everywhere.

Flattery, double-talk, boasting, and manipulation dominate the conversation.

David responds by contrasting unreliable human words with the pure words of God.

Psalm 13 moves from public deception to personal anguish.

David repeatedly asks:

“How long?”

He feels forgotten.

He feels overwhelmed.

He feels as though his enemy is winning.

But the Psalm ends with trust:

“But I have trusted in Your mercy.”

Together these Psalms teach:

When human words become unreliable, trust God’s Word. When God seems silent, keep praying until faith remembers His mercy.

Today the struggle becomes even more personal:

How do we live when truth becomes difficult to recognize and God’s answer seems painfully delayed?

Welcome to EveryDayWord — the daily podcast of Derrick J. Dawkins Evangelistic Association! Here we open the Bible from Genesis to Revelation — reading it, breaking it down, and praying it through — all in a powerful 60-minute journey through God’s Word.

Because as Scripture declares: “All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness.”

— 2 Timothy 3:16

So grab your Bible, open your heart, and let’s get into the Word!

Got something to say to this podcast? Send a voicemail, and you might hear yourself on the next episode!

Psalm 10 asks a painful question:

Why does God sometimes seem far away when evil people appear to prosper?

The Psalm describes pride, exploitation, violence, deception, and people who act as though God does not see them.

But the Psalm does not end in despair.

David remembers:

God does see.

God does hear.

God defends the helpless.

Psalm 11 continues the same struggle from another angle.

David is told to run because danger is increasing and the foundations appear to be collapsing.

But David answers:

“In the LORD I put my trust.”

Together these Psalms teach:

When evil seems hidden, God still sees. When society feels unstable, God is still on His throne.

Today the question becomes harder:

What do we do when evil seems to be winning and the foundations around us appear to be shaking?

Welcome to EveryDayWord — the daily podcast of Derrick J. Dawkins Evangelistic Association! Here we open the Bible from Genesis to Revelation — reading it, breaking it down, and praying it through — all in a powerful 60-minute journey through God’s Word.

Because as Scripture declares: “All Scripture is God-breathed and profitable for teaching, rebuking, correcting, and training in righteousness.”

— 2 Timothy 3:16

So grab your Bible, open your heart, and let’s get into the Word!