We may be tempted to neglect the book of James in our "diet." So what are the reasons we are excited to spend the Fall in this letter?

Psalm 148 is a way of looking at the world. It is radically God-centered, so by singing it and praying it, we too will become more and more God-centered.

Why do we sing in church? What's the point? And what makes our song different from all others songs?

What would it look like to pursue a life of praise?

A great God motivates great praise.

Why are we so resistant and sluggish when it comes to the things in life that bring us the most joy? This reality means that the greatest gift God can give us is an "holy push" into his presence to experience him and the joy he offers.

This Psalm invites us to sing (and even be silent) in awe of the Lord.

Praise is basic. But too often we neglect it. How can we recover the centrality of praise in our life? And why is it so important?

What is the anatomy of a heart that is melted by God's grace? Micah 6 shows us.