The book of Psalms ends with a set of praise psalms, which includes Psalm 148. In Psalm 148, all of creation is called to praise the Creator, and we are called to join in.

Psalm 121 says that God is our protector. What does God’s protection look like? How does God protect us? What does God protect us from? Let’s see how Psalm 121 answers these pressing questions.

The psalms from the past two Sundays confronted us with hard issues. We saw struggles with loss, grief, and anger. Psalm 92 takes us beyond those experiences. This psalm exalts the Lord for what is coming.

During painful or long-lasting trials, our emotional and spiritual states can plummet. Psalm 88 is the song of a pain-stricken person, suffering more than they can bear. It shows us how we can give voice to our pain while holding on to our faith in the Lord.

Psalm 58 might be the most challenging psalm in the Bible. It is called an "imprecatory" psalm. An imprecatory psalm calls for curses on an enemy. Psalm 58 does so in graphic detail. Why would God include something like this in Scripture?

The Psalms speak to the hard moments in life, including the hard moments we create ourselves. Psalm 51 models a cry to the Lord when we must confront our sin.

Psalm 24 is a Liturgical Psalm. This means that the Spirit of God inspired David to write this Psalm so that it would be sung when the Jews went to worship at the tabernacle.

The Psalms consistently remind us that we will follow one of two paths: the way of the wicked or the way of the righteous. Psalm 1 introduces the entire book by introducing the two paths.

FBC is committed to helping one another grow to become more like Jesus. This is called discipleship. Discipleship begins in the home. Deut. 6:1-9 introduces all of us (single, married, empty-nest) to our role in discipling the next generation.

Easter is the celebration of life over death. We remember and celebrate that Jesus was raised from the grave three days after dying so that our sin could be forgiven. The story of Easter is the story of God moving us to new life in Jesus.