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Psalm 32
“truth in the inward being”
“wisdom in the secret heart”
“joy and gladness”
“a clean heart”
“a right spirit”
Psalm 51:1-19
Introduction: Peter's Question in Matthew 18
Psalm 51:1-19
Introduction: Peter's Question in Matthew 18
Psalm 22.1-22
Confess what you actually feel (1-2)
Affirm God's Character (3)
Remember God's Redemptive Acts (4-5)
Tune Out Your Inner Accuser (6-8)
Place Your Hope in God, Who Knows You (9-11)
Transcend Yourself through the “Jesus Narrative” (12-21)
Praise God in Christ before God's People (22-31)
Psalm 22.1-22
Confess what you actually feel (1-2)
Affirm God's Character (3)
Remember God's Redemptive Acts (4-5)
Tune Out Your Inner Accuser (6-8)
Place Your Hope in God, Who Knows You (9-11)
Transcend Yourself through the “Jesus Narrative” (12-21)
Praise God in Christ before God's People (22-31)
Psalm 139.1-24
Psalm 139.1-24
Psalm 119.161-168
1. Redeem Injustice (At Least in Your Own Heart) (161)
2. Rejoice in God's Word (162)
3. Renounce Deceipt and Darwinism (163)
4. Return to God throughout Your Day (164)
5. Rise above Offenses (165)
6. Redefine Success and Proper Goal-Setting (166)
7. Relish Testimonies of God (167)
8. Remember God's Presence and Your Purpose (168)
Psalm 119.161-168
1. Redeem Injustice (At Least in Your Own Heart) (161)
2. Rejoice in God's Word (162)
3. Renounce Deceipt and Darwinism (163)
4. Return to God throughout Your Day (164)
5. Rise above Offenses (165)
6. Redefine Success and Proper Goal-Setting (166)
7. Relish Testimonies of God (167)
8. Remember God's Presence and Your Purpose (168)
Psalm 73
Intro: Who Is Asaph?
1. Affirm God's Goodness (1)
2. Tell Us (and God) How You Really Feel, - BUT - (2-14)
3. Control Your Tongue (15)
4. Accept Your Analytical Limits (16)
5. Experience Understanding through Worship (17)
6. Gain Wisdom (18-20)
7. Judge Yourself (21-22)
8. Delight in God's Eternal Presence (23-28)
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