Psalm 65 shows that God's people always have reasons to praise the Lord in whatever circumstances they may find themselves.

Psalm 65 shows that God's people always have reasons to praise the Lord in whatever circumstances they may find themselves.

In 2 Samuel 24, David falls into folly and transgression-but then is convicted in his heart and confesses his sin to God, yet he-and Israel must suffer the Lord's chastisement because of his sin.

In Psalm 64, David denounces his evil oppressors, yet it is only God who can save him, reminding us that when God alone is our refuge, Christians may appeal to the Lord in prayer and find safety.

In Psalm 64, David denounces his evil oppressors, yet it is only God who can save him, reminding us that when God alone is our refuge, Christians may appeal to the Lord in prayer and find safety.

In 2 Samuel 24, David falls into folly and transgression but then is convicted in his heart and confesses his sin to God, yet he and Israel must suffer the Lord's chastisement because of his sin.

In Psalm 63, David was at a time in his life when it seemed he might lose everything in this world, but rather than complaining about his betrayal, David turned to God, rejoicing to know that the Lord is all he needed for this life and for eternity.

In Psalm 63, David was at a time in his life when it seemed he might lose everything in this world, but rather than complaining about his betrayal, David turned to God, rejoicing to know that the Lord is all he needed for this life and for eternity.

2 Samuel 23-8-39, gives us the names and achievements of David's mighty men, whose valor was vital to David's victories, pointing forward to what the Gospel accomplishes in those who trust in Christ.

In Psalms 62, midst all the challenges of life, David rejoices that his hope is set on God who never fails.