The beginning of Acts shows us the blueprint for the rest of the book: to take the message of Jesus out to the world in power. But how did the apostles stay on mission? By believing in Jesus and surrendering to the Holy Spirit.

Taylor ends "Summer in the Psalms" with looking at the final psalm in the Book of Psalms. Psalm 150 is a blueprint to move us toward a life of worship. We will encounter various problems as we seek a life of worship, but God has given us beauty to help keep us on track.

Lament is an expression of our grief, but how we lament matters. This week, we consider the four pieces to Godly lament.

Grief is something everyone experiences but we spend little time exploring. This week, we will explore how the Psalms communicate the emotion of grief.

Psalm 139 shows us that God knows us, He surrounds us, He created us, and justice and righteousness belong to Him.

"Selah" appears 71 times in the Psalms. It's technical definition may be unclear but the principle can be fruitful for us in may areas.

Psalm 78 teaches us to rehearse the story of our faith and tell the coming generations the greatness of God!

We as Christians are called to walk in our royal identity. In Psalm 101, King David helps show us how to do that

Psalm 56 shows us how King David directed his fear into faith. How do we live with a faith that is for today?

Psalm 51 shows us how to genuinely repent. David shows us how to be grieved by our sin, turn, and ask God to create a clean heart within us.