Trading with Jesus
Beyond Your Own Understanding
Stay Rooted, Not Distracted
Locked In, Not Shaken
Where You Place Your Trust
Stop Holding It In
In His Hands
Joy in the Morning
The Voice That Calms the Storm
From Pressure to Praise
by Corey Robinson
Today we’re anchored in First Epistle to the Corinthians 2, and this chapter is all about where your understanding really comes from. Paul the Apostle makes it clear, this walk is not about relying on your own intelligence, your own analysis, or how sharp you think you are. It’s about learning to move with the Spirit.
Today we’re anchored in First Epistle to the Corinthians 1, and this chapter is all about identity, focus, and where your confidence really comes from. Paul the Apostle is writing to people who were gifted, capable, and had everything they needed, but they were distracted, divided, and focused on the wrong things.
Today we’re anchored in Book of Psalms 34, and this chapter is all about consistent praise, real trust, and what happens when you actually seek God in the middle of everything. King David opens by saying, “I will bless the Lord at all times.” Not just on green days, not just when things go your way, but at all times. And that’s a mindset shift, because it means your attitude isn’t tied to your results.
Today we’re in Book of Psalms 33, and this chapter is all about perspective, specifically where your trust is placed. It starts with praise, recognizing who God is, but then it shifts into something deeper. It reminds us that God’s word is true, His plans stand forever, and nothing that happens in this world overrides His authority. He speaks and things move. He sees everything. He understands both actions and intentions. That means nothing you’re dealing with this week is outside of His awareness or control.
Today we’re anchored in Book of Psalms 32, and this chapter is all about confession, honesty, and the freedom that comes when you stop hiding. King David starts by saying how blessed it is to be forgiven, to have your mistakes covered, to be free from that weight. But then he gets real about what happens when you don’t deal with it.
Today we’re anchored in Book of Psalms 31, and this chapter hits because it’s real. King David doesn’t hold anything back. He talks about feeling overwhelmed, drained, even broken. He says his strength is failing and that pressure is coming from all sides. And if we’re being honest, trading can feel like that too. You can start the week confident, then one or two trades don’t go your way and suddenly you’re second guessing, feeling off, or trying to force things to get back on track.
Today we’re in Book of Psalms 30, and this chapter is all about going from a low place to restoration. King David starts by saying, “You have drawn me up.” That’s like being pulled out of a pit. And that’s important because it reminds you that not every comeback is self-made. There are seasons where God is the one lifting you, restoring you, bringing you back when you felt off.
Today we’re anchored in Book of Psalms 29, and this chapter is all about the power and authority of God’s voice. King David paints this picture of a massive storm, thunder, lightning, trees snapping, the ground shaking, just to show how powerful God really is. And the point is simple, when God speaks, everything responds.
Today we’re anchored in Book of Psalms 28, a powerful chapter from King David that shows how to move from pressure to praise. David starts off real, “To You, O Lord, I call… don’t be silent to me.” That’s urgency. That’s going to God first, not last. And that’s important because in trading, when pressure hits, most people go inward. They start overthinking, forcing trades, trying to fix everything themselves. But David shows you the right move, bring it to God immediately.
Today we’re anchored in Book of Psalms 27, and this chapter hits because it shows you how to walk with confidence without losing dependence on God. King David starts off bold, “The Lord is my light and my salvation, whom shall I fear?” That’s clarity and security. Light means direction, salvation means deliverance, and stronghold means protection. David is saying God is guiding me, covering me, and holding me down, so fear doesn’t get to control how I move.