Today we will look at Psalm 140, and if I had to describe what David is getting at in this Psalm, I would say attitude adjustment. As Christians, we should be different than the world - and the world should notice the difference. We should represent our faith in Christ in tangible ways.

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Today, pastor Al Pittman is going to share some words that will really help if you’re a little down-in-the-dumps. We are studying Psalm 139 today, and not only does this Psalm express great love and worship for God, but it also reminds us of how much God loves each one of us. He knew you before you were born! He knows every hair on your head! Join us in Psalm 139.

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We have a great study to bring you today. Last time, pastor Al began a message in Psalm 139. Now, if you’re not too familiar with the bible, you should know that this Psalm is one of the best loved chapters in all of God’s word. In fact, along with the twenty-third Psalm, this Psalm is the most popular piece of poetry in the Old Testament. Several well know hymns and praise songs have been written using these great words. Join us!

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We are so blessed to have you with us today, because we are going to study one of the greatest chapters in the bible - Psalm 139. Many a worship hymn has been written based on these wonderful words penned by King David. It’s all about the greatness of God, and how much He loves us.

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The primary purpose of the early church was the same purpose for today’s church - to spread of the gospel. Perhaps the reason many have lost sight of the gospel is that in order to live for it, hard work and sacrifice are a must. And then there’s also satanic opposition. Join us in Acts chapter nineteen.

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Today, pastor Al Pittman will examine Psalms 136 through 139. Sounds like a lot to cover in one program, but several of these Psalms are quite short in length, but not in meaning! I think you’ll agree after today’s study that when it comes to the Psalms, quantity is not important, but quality certainly is!

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Today we’ll look at Psalms 135 and 136, so turn there in your Bible and join us. If you want to find the true path to happiness, there’s a path you can follow. Where does it start and who does it lead to? Well, praise for God is a good place to start!

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On today’s edition of The Dwelling Place, we take a closer look at Psalm 135. Here we get a good dose of praise for Almighty God. Do you praise God every day? That’s a sign of a real Christian!

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Today on The Dwelling Place, our journey through the Psalms continues as we look at the experiences of King David, and see the folly of Mankind's predisposition toward trying to handle everything on his own. Our text is Psalms 132.

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We’re taught in Sunday School from an early age that God is everywhere, and knows everything. So what can we possibly have that would be a worthy gift for God? How about devoted praise and worship! That’s the topic in Psalms 131 through 132. Open your Bible there and let’s join Al Pittman for today’s message.

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