Many have their opinions on how we’re to live but because we love the Lord it’s our desire to live in a way that pleases him and in the end we will be vindicated. And that’s the focus of Psalm twenty-six.

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Often we pray Lord take this away, but should we immediately think in those terms? Or is there something else in play? Is what we’re praying for God to take away the very thing that will make us stronger or more holy? Psalm twenty-five will answer those questions for us.

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Today we’ll finish up our look at Psalm twenty-four, and begin a look at Psalm twenty-five. Psalm twenty-four raises the question, Who is God? As we studied last time He is the creator and possessor of this earth. He has great power but is He accessible? Let’s find out and turn to Psalm twenty-four.

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Why the reluctance by so many to acceptthe truth of God's existence and His almighty paower over everything? One reason we’ll hear of on today’s The Dwelling Place is an unwillingness to be accountable to God. Our text is Psalm twenty-four.

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Psalm twenty-three is no doubt one of the best-loved texts in the entirety of Scripture. It describes how we can come under the Shepherds care! We are like sheep and sheep need a shepherd. That'swhy we are always in need.And the Lord knows. He is close at hand in His care of us. So if the Lord is your Shepherd you’ll not lack any good thing.

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The spread of the gospel that’s our call. While it’s good to promote morality in government and society it can never replace the proclamation of the gospel. For the gospel is God’s means to bring about real and lasting change. And the price that was paid for it was great! That price was the cross! To be effective with the gospel it helps to have an appreciation of the cross. Today’s The Dwelling Place will help us arrive at that place.

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On today’s broadcast we will view the cross through the prophetic lens of Psalm twenty-two. And as we do it will become apparent that we’ll be treading on holy ground. And what we’ll see is even more vivid than the gospel record.

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There is a danger of growing so accustomed to our blessings, that we stop appreciating them and giving thanks for them! Today on The Dwelling Place we study Psalms twenty and twenty-one, which are Psalms all about thanksgiving.Pastor Al Pittman will encourage us to give thanks to the Lord for He is good!

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Trust is something we really can’t live without. We have to trust our fellow motorists to not cross the centerline and hit us. We have to trust the doctor to know the right method to treat what’s wrong with us. Do you trust God? We’ll be looking today at Psalms nineteen.

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Psalm nineteen contains some brilliant truths about our Lord, and in fact you may recognize the popular words contained in the final verse of Psalm nineteen - Let the words of my mouth and the meditations of my heart, be accepted in your sight, O Lord, my strength and my redeemer.Today’s message also contains some very frank thoughts from pastor Al concerning homosexuality.

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