Songs of Remembrance are those psalms that specifically cite the historical provision and salvation of the Lord for his people. They are meant to help God's people to remember and not forget the mighty works of the Lord. Psalm 136 is a call and...

Psalms of Confidence are those that express reasserted trust in God despite otherwise disconcerting circumstances. In Psalm 115. the psalmist calls the people of Israel to place their trust in the living God who remembers and blesses his people.

Laments are psalms born of disorienting seasons. These psalms allow the reader the freedom to cry aloud and inquire of the Lord's presence. Psalm 42-43 is a psalm for dark days and dark seasons, but which leads the reader to rest in the presence...

The first chapters of this letter remind the Ephesians of the miracle of their salvation, brought about by the gracious gift of God according to his eternal purposes, and received by faith in Jesus Christ. The final three chapters focus the...

Songs of thanksgiving follow a fairly consistent pattern of expressed intention to thank the Lord, recounting of trouble that the Lord has delivered the psalmist from, and closing with renewed praise. These songs teach the reader how to be thankful...

God alone is worthy of all praise for the redemption he has provided through Jesus.

God is the creator and giver of all things. Because he has generously given us all things in Christ, we ought to use all he has given for his glory.

If the Lord is your Shepherd, when it comes to everything you need each and every day, there will be nothing lacking, because He will be with you, continually shepherding you and meeting every need you have.

Because our identify is found in being image bearers of God, we are to use who God has made us to be to direct every effort of our lives for his glory.