We struggle with perseverance for many reasons. How can we find assurance of our salvation- This week we conclude our series with why we can be confident we will persevere.

Tonight David speaks to us out his pain and heartache. In his song we see the ways the fallen world attacks believers and how we can endure with hope.

We need grace because we are fallen. God has planned to show his people grace. That grace is established in Jesus and his cross. This morning we look at how that grace actually gets to the people of God.

Tonight we look at a song David wrote after an act of divine deliverance. In it we see the value of personal testimony and we receive instruction on how to live in a broken world.

Jesus portrays himself as the good shepherd who cares for and provides for his sheep. What is it that makes him the good shepherd- And who are his sheep-

Everyone celebrates. We are encouraged to celebrate because it cultivates gratitude in our lives. But as the Psalmist shows us, celebrating God cultivate cultivates more than just good feelings.

This morning we continue to answer the question- Why did God save you- As we saw last week God saves us because he wants to. Now let's look at the second reason God saves us- Jesus.

The Bible talks about happiness in terms of blessedness. So who can we be happy- David gives us the path of lasting happiness which begins with being reconciled to God.

Why did God save you- What motivated God to do what he did for his people- Does he see the hidden potential in us- Does he look into the future and see our faith- Or is there a more basic reason God saves us-