We are called to trust, obey, and worship our Lord, for he is good. Psalm 105 tells us that God remembers His covenant promises, providentially orders all things for His glory, and calls us to worship Him and obey His commands.

We praise our Lord because he is the Lord of all creation. As Creator, he designed, built, and ordered his creation so that his creatures would flourish. He also provides for their every need.

Bless the Lord, Oh My Soul is the call on the hearts of God's people. We praise him for his faithful love and compassion, which we see in his dealings with Israel in the Exodus, in his relationship with us as Father, and in the love he extends to us as his creatures.

Psalm 101 highlights the integrity of our Lord Jesus Christ, the ultimate King in David's line. We are to sing it while focusing our minds on him and striving to follow his blessed example of integrity in all walks of life.

Chapter 24 affirms that marriage is a divinely instituted covenant between one man and one woman. It is lawful for all types of people to marry (except those prohibited in Scripture), and Christians should marry only in the Lord. Because marriage is honorable, it must be entered into and governed according to God’s Word.

Psalm 100 calls us to thank our God because he is our creator, redeemer, and good. The 7 imperatives instruct us how to give thanks to God as we make our way to our heavenly home.

Chapters 32 and 33 of the Westminster Confession of Faith address important questions that every Christian asks: What happens to me when I die? What about those still here when Christ returns? Will there be a final judgment, and if so, should I be concerned about it?

God's holiness is the guarantee that he is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Let us praise him for his holiness.

Chapters 30 and 31 explain that Christ has given the Church the authority to govern itself to direct its ministry in an orderly manner and protect its purity for the glory of Christ. The Church does this through ecclesiastical courts (deliberative governing bodies) and the appropriate use of discipline. 

We sing a song of joy to the Lord for his eternal and righteous reign. He sits enthroned and will establish His kingdom on earth in due time. We await His return with joy and praise.