We conclude this Psalm considering the complex relationship God has with his people and his persevering love that shines through in Jesus Christ.

We consider the first half of Psalm 78 in which the Psalmist shares his goals for educating us, sins to avoid and confirms that God the Father does discipline his children.

We look at two scenes from a meal Jesus had with the Pharisees in which Jesus confronts our legalism and our pride.

We consider two major obstacles Christ had to overcome as our savior- threats and unbelief.

The Psalmist shows us how to fight for hope on the way down and then how to move forward in the dark.

Jesus handles a loaded question about the number of people who will be saved.

Often we treat God's wrath like a necessary evil. How do we incorporate it in our worship like the Psalmist-

What does the Sabbath have to do with the Kingdom of God-

We consider a celebration of God's justice that strengthens and blesses his people.

The Psalmist has a story to share about something that almost derailed his walk with the Lord.