It sometimes seems that those who do wrong prosper, when Christians may suffer. Instead of worrying about this, this Psalm tells us to trust in the Lord, and put our lives in His hands.

It sometimes seems that those who do wrong prosper, when Christians may suffer. This Psalm instructs us not to get worked up about this, or be envious or angry.

God reveals Himself to us in many ways. This week we look at Psalm 19 to see how He reveals Himself through His Word, the Bible, and how this points us to the Saviour, Jesus..

God reveales Himself to mankind in various ways. We look at Psalm 19, where God reveals Himself to us through the beautiful detail of nature.

Through this Psalm, we can learn much about how to deal with life when we feel that people or circumstances are against us.

Psalm 4 was written at one of the many times when King David was in a very precarious place. We explore the lessons of this Psalm.

Last wek we looked at how David prayed for God's Help in Psalm61. Now lets look at how he also prays for God's Protection and for God's Kingdom to come.

Prayer can be difficult, and we sometimes need help. Psalm 61 may well serve as a model for our prayers to God when we are in trouble. Here David first prays for God's help, then for His protection, and then for his Kingship.

We have seen that Psalm 30 is primarily a psalm of thanksgiving. In this Psalm, king David confesses his pride and over-confident self-sufficiency. Divid's sin caused God to turn away from David until he confessed his sin in prayer.

This is a psalm about deliverance, and about replacing weeping with rejoicing and celebration. In this Psalm, David calls all of us to praise God for His mercy.