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Pastor Stephen Mizell and Pastor Jay Rivenbark are joined by Pastor Alyssa Bream for today's lesson from Psalm 141, an evening psalm of personal discipline in which David prays not just against external enemies but against the internal pulls that draw us away from God.

In this episode the team explores why guarding your lips is one of the most critical prayers you can pray in seasons of conflict, how subtle drift toward evil begins long before outright sin, and what it practically looks like to keep your eyes fixed on God when chaos demands your full attention.

One Single Story is a weekday devotional podcast from Open Door Church in Edenton, North Carolina, offering a brief, conversational lesson each day from the One Year Bible reading plan.

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