Royal psalms were written for occasions such as royal coronations, anniversaries and weddings, or simply to honor the King.

For those who are using this book or the video version as a resource for a small group, this added section contains an exercise that can stimulate discussion.

This sermon summarizes all the instructions given by Moses to the Israelites in the thirty-four chapters of Deuteronomy down to a single word.

In this lesson, Mike continues to look at the family as a living mobile and examines the different elements that can create beauty, balance and form in the Sacred Family.

Praise psalms encompass the actual words sung and recited when worshipping God in various circumstances.

The psalms that lift up God's name and providential care as protector and guide are referred to as assurance psalms.

In this sermon, Mike draws a picture of the ideal father with the references to fatherhood in both the Old and New Testaments.

The suffering psalms described both the trouble and the effect on the author as he poured his heart out before God in prayer.

In this lesson, Mike looks at the family as a living mobile and examines the different elements that can create beauty, balance and form in the Sacred Family.

These beautiful and uplifting psalms describe the feelings of awe and joy experienced by those who traveled to the temple in Jerusalem in order to worship God and marvel at the city and temple at the heart of the Jewish religion.