Today we once again open our bibles to the book of Psalms, as we cover Psalms 127 through 129. Solomon wrote the book of Proverbs, and he also wrote several of the Psalms, including Psalm 127, where we begin today. It’s the best of two worlds, isn’t it? Solomon was known as one of the wisest men who ever lives, and he had a heart for praising God as well. Join us by opening your bible to Psalm 127

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If you look around these days, you’ll see a lot of people instantly look for someone else to blame when hardship comes their way. As Christians, we should always look to the Lord first, when we face hardship. Is that what you’re doing as we try to cope with the COVID-19 situation?

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For centuries Israel has been under attack, and has sought refuge in God’s safe arms. The Psalmist who wrote Psalm one twenty wrote some of his most eloquent words on this subject, and we’ll take a look at some of them today on The Dwelling Place

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Today marks our final study in the longest chapter in the Bible, Psalm 119. Pastor Al willonce again share some thoughts on this amazing chapter of poetry and praise. The bottom line truth we find here is that the Psalmist has discovered, just as we can, that God’s word contains everything we need in the way of advice and direction for a happy, prosperous life.

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As one wise person once said, The worst day with Jesus is better than the best day with anyone else. As Christians, we may not always be happy, but we will always have that true joy that is found only in Christ Jesus. In our study of Psalm 119 today, pastor Al shows us that receiving the word of God means a changed life, and a new set of priorities.

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This world certainly offers a lot of opportunities to make the wrong decisions, doesn’t it? Where can we turn for reliable, consistent advice for life? God’s word is the answer! Join us in Psalm 119, as we near the end of our study in the longest chapter in the bible.

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The longest chapter in the Bible is Psalm 119. Through these 176 verses we find some beautiful poetry of praise for God, and His word. Shouldn’t you and I be as excited about the Bible as the Psalmist here is? How do we get that excitement going again?

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We have a great time of study and application in God’s word coming up today on The Dwelling Place. Pastor Al Pittman will again focus out attention on the longest chapter in the bible - Psalm 119. This Psalm is all about glorifying God - and relishing ion the privilege of reading and knowing His word.

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Peer pressure has been a problem for us humans since the beginning of time. When we consider our relationship with God, it’s also important for us to surround ourselves with committed believers.

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Today on The Dwelling Place, we’ll continue our study of one of the greatest poems of all time - Psalm 119. It’s a testament to God’s goodness and love, and also His wonderful plan for a quality life!.

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