Today, we’ll jump right back into our verse by verse journey through Acts. And what a journey it is! Paul and his cohorts are spreading the message of salvation throughout the land, and the reaction they get varies quite a bit.

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You wouldn’t put an empty cake pan in the oven for half an hour and then take it out, pour in the cake mix and expect to have a cake, right? Our relationship with God is much like a recipe - there are certain steps we must take to not only establish that relationship, but also to maintain it.

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There are a number of things that I think we can all agree that we want. A safe, comfortable home. Good health and safety for our family and friends. How do our wants compare to what God wants? Oh, you say you don’t know what God wants? Then you’ve come to the right place today. We’re going to look at Psalms fifty, and what God wants.

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In this day of do whatever you please and whatever feels good to you, people don’t like to hear about judgment. But the student of the Bible cannot escape the truth that judgment day is on the horizon. We have a merciful and loving God...there’s no debating that fact. But He’s also one day going to judge the world, and when you enter that heavenly courtroom, you definitely want Jesus on your side!

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One day our Lord Jesus will return for His bride and we’ll rule and reign with Him. We have a picture of this in Psalm forty-five. Let’s look at it now.

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Pastor Al continues a message he began last time from Psalm forty-four. God’s people were in a period of prolonged suffering but for no apparent reason. It caused them to search out why. So they seek the Lord. The way they do so is a good example for us to learn from.

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When you see a building that’s been flattened by a bomb or some explosion, the one thing that always remains intact is the foundation. When we face trials and tribulations, that foundation should always remain intact! Today on The Dwelling Place, Al Pittman will take us again to Acts chapter thirteen as we explore the foundations of our faith in God.

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Today, We’ll be looking at Psalm forty-four, a Psalm that addresses the issue of unanswered prayer. It’s interesting how we can so easily slip into a mode of expecting God to answer our prayers immediately, when we know in our hearts that we must simply trust Him to work in His own timing.

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When the storms of life rain down on us, we also need to seek shelter. It’s good to know, that God will never let us down, even when storms are raging, and all seems lost. Here’s pastor Al Pittman in Psalms forty-two and forty-three.

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As we get things started today, you might find your place in Psalm forty-two. It’s there we find a twofold remedy for discouragement. The first is obvious that is to talk to God. And the second is not so obvious! In fact it may even surprise you but it’s to talk to yourself. You could sum it all up in a word hope!

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