There are many themes that run throughout God’s word, and one of them is what we’ll consider again today - God’s providence. Whether it was God delivering His people from slavery in the Old testament or Jesus dying on the cross of calvary to deliver us from our sins, God’s providence is something we cannot ignore.

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Today - wecontinue to direct our thoughts toward the attributes of our Great and Awesome God. We find a few of them described for us in Psalm 104. This Psalm’s author expressed his amazement at God’s creation and His providence.

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Our study through the Psalms takes us to Psalm 103. David wrote this Psalm as a tribute to God’s loving kindness and His wonderful mercy. When we think of God, do we sometimes forget how merciful He is?

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We are continuing pastor Al’s series in the Psalms today with a stop in Psalm 103. The first several verses of this psalm are very familiar to those of us who love singing great hymns of praise. Bless the Lord oh my soul! Sound familiar? Today we’ll consider and examine the mercies of God.

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Next on The Dwelling Place we return to our study of the Psalms, and in Psalm 102, we hear a call for justice, and see the abundance of God’s mercy, love and forgiveness poured out on His people. The Psalms provide many examples of the wonderful love God has for us, and it’s always a good thing to be reminded that He loves us so much,

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Ever wonder why God allows our enemies to prosper, while we seem to always have some sort of struggle going on? God is in the business of refining us, and teaching us to trust in Him, and in the long run, we will be much better off for the struggles we go through. So if you feel a bit disheartened today, stay with us, as pastor Al will offer some encouragement to hang in there and realize that almighty God is in control!

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As we look around the world today, we see viral pandemics, violence, racial tension, and bad people prospering. As we see this, it would be easy for us to scratch our head in confusion, and wonder why. The Psalmist went through this struggle, as we’re about to see. Pastor Al Pittman is in Psalm 102.

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Today we’ll bring you a study in Psalms 100 and 101. These two beautiful Psalms express love for God, and at the same time, personal strife. Pastor Al begins today in Psalm one hundred, verse five.

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A study in Psalm ninety-nine is coming up next on The Dwelling Place. One of the most difficult aspects of God’s reality for many people to grasp is the fact that He is indeed a real being....our Heavenly Father. Many people prefer to think of God as simply a cosmic presence or an aura, but He is the one who created you and me in His image!

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The Psalms are rich with feeling that so well express the Christian experience. And as we’ll see today - the Psalms remind us of the many blessings to be continually enjoyed as we fellowship with God in His Word, and the joy we will experience when the Lord one day returns. So join us for today’s study and turn in your Bible to Psalm ninety-eight.

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