The ancient Israelites knew suffering.  And out of their depths, they cried to the Lord.  This psalm, which begins in the deepness of sorrow, concludes with a word of hope, as He redeems Israel from all iniquities

Micah 6:6-8: What does God require of you? Do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly before the Lord your God.

Psalm 126: As Pilgrims journeying to the Kingdom, we are to be a people of joy.

Our praise to God lasts forever.  In Psalm 122, the pilgrims ascending to Jerusalem said, “I was glad when they said  unto me, ‘Let us go to the house of the Lord.’”

Psalm 120 begins the Songs of Ascent.  These are songs sung on the journey to Jerusalem as pilgrims make their way to worship.  In this particular psalm, the psalmist is concerned with honesty and feels the need to repent when confronted by God’s truth.

Lamentations 3:19-24

Psalm 77: As believers, we must focus on God rather than ourselves. By “un-selfing” we get a true perspective on our problems.

Psalm 46

In the midst of our chaos, we find refuge in God’s quiet.

Dr. Batson concludes his series tonight on "The Sermon on the Mount"

Psalm 55

In the midst of our trials and tribulations, God sustains. The Psalmist cries out, and God answers.