The Psalms teach us to worship. They help us see God. They speak to us and they speak for us when we don't know what to say or how to pray.

The Psalms teach us to worship. They help us see God. They speak to us and they speak for us when we don't know what to say or how to pray.

We need a Biblical understanding of identity to guard our hearts and minds as we seek to live a life of worship for God.

We need a Biblical understanding of identity to guard our hearts and minds as we seek to live a life of worship for God.

The book of 2 Timothy is Paul's "last words." Paul looked past his own circumstances in order to pastor and care for the churches and specifically for Timothy. Paul wanted to use his last words to encourage Timothy, and all of us, to persevere in faith (2 Timothy 3:14) and proclaim the gospel (2 Timothy 4:2).

The book of 2 Timothy is Paul's "last words." Paul looked past his own circumstances in order to pastor and care for the churches and specifically for Timothy. Paul wanted to use his last words to encourage Timothy, and all of us, to persevere in faith (2 Timothy 3:14) and proclaim the gospel (2 Timothy 4:2).

The book of 2 Timothy is Paul's "last words." Paul looked past his own circumstances in order to pastor and care for the churches and specifically for Timothy. Paul wanted to use his last words to encourage Timothy, and all of us, to persevere in faith (2 Timothy 3:14) and proclaim the gospel (2 Timothy 4:2).

The book of 2 Timothy is Paul's "last words." Paul looked past his own circumstances in order to pastor and care for the churches and specifically for Timothy. Paul wanted to use his last words to encourage Timothy, and all of us, to persevere in faith (2 Timothy 3:14) and proclaim the gospel (2 Timothy 4:2).

The book of 2 Timothy is Paul's "last words." Paul looked past his own circumstances in order to pastor and care for the churches and specifically for Timothy. Paul wanted to use his last words to encourage Timothy, and all of us, to persevere in faith (2 Timothy 3:14) and proclaim the gospel (2 Timothy 4:2).

The book of 2 Timothy is Paul's "last words." Paul looked past his own circumstances in order to pastor and care for the churches and specifically for Timothy. Paul wanted to use his last words to encourage Timothy, and all of us, to persevere in faith (2 Timothy 3:14) and proclaim the gospel (2 Timothy 4:2).