When David fled from Saul to Gath, his whole life must have felt like a moral gray area. But God is good, and in hardship, we need to lean toward him in trust because He is our Redeemer.

God's Word is for his people, and His eye is upon his people. The good life is for the nation whose hope is His steadfast love.

Hope for the sinner: there is forgiveness through confession, and then the Lord will teach you the way.

God's people face affliction both from enemies and iniquity. But our Redeemer has stored up abundant goodness for those who wait -- for those who are dedicated to placing their trust in the Lord.

At the dedication of Solomon's temple, David wanted Israel to remember the One who turns things around for them - their deliverer and God. There is no room for self-sufficiency.

The stars worship the Lord in his holiness; the voice of the Lord is in the thunder.

The Heavenly Realm from the Bible Project https://bibleproject.com/videos/divine-council/

The Lord is Israel's strength and salvation: their Rock - not deaf like an idol, but a living Rock. A Rock who carries his people.

God's people must be strong and courageous, for the Lord's temple is their refuge, and His way is their safe path.

This song helps us dedicate every piece of ourselves - both inside and out- to worshipping the Lord.

In our second alphabet psalm, we see Israel in need of forgiveness and salvation, and then needing a teacher and a guide to show them the way.