Psalm 68 is less about man and his circumstances/context and more about God and His character. Psalm 68 teaches us about God's attributes and activities.

In His wisdom, God preserved Genesis 38 for us, not as an interruption to Joseph's story, but as an essential development to the larger metanarrative of the Scripture.

A psalm of descriptive and declarative praise--What happens when we worship-- We encounter God's mercy, His blessing, and His face.-What happens because we worship-- God will be made known, praised, enjoyed, and feared.

God's hand is at work even when we don't see it.

God's hand is at work even when we don't see it.

A psalm of descriptive and declarative praise:What happens when we worship? We encounter God's mercy, His blessing, and His face.What happens because we worship? God will be made known, praised, enjoyed, and feared.

Desolate and desperate, David looked in four directions- inward -vv 1-2-, upward -vv 3-6-, backward -vv 7-8-, and forward to the impending battle the next morning against Absalom -vv 9-11-.

Esau and his descendants were some of the most successful failures in all of human history because they achieved so much in this life but rejected the One Who gave them life.

Desolate and desperate, David looked in four directions: inward (vv 1-2), upward (vv 3-6), backward (vv 7-8), and forward to the impending battle the next morning against Absalom (vv 9-11).

Esau and his descendants were some of the most successful failures in all of human history because they achieved so much in this life but rejected the One Who gave them life.