Psalm 51 is a great example of repentance and confession. King David, when confronted about his sin, was quick to confess and repent before God. He didn't make excuses or deflect, he made it right.

The Psalmist gives us a poetic glimpse into a heart that longs for God's presence. Scripture teaches us that God's spirit dwells in us, so how do we foster that longing to be near God?

Psalm 101 - Pastor Steven Maxwell by HomesteadMN

Psalm 121 is one of 15 Psalms of Ascent - These would be recited and sung during the journey to the Temple for one of the annual feasts and festivals. It is a Psalm acknowledging God as our source and help.

It's all for the honor of HIS name.

Guest Speaker, Olivia Klinkner teaches from Psalm 77.

A Father's Day message from Psalm 1. Blessed is the man who doesn't walk in the counsel of the wicked or the scoffer, but whose delight is in the Lord. A message of encouragement for Dads to lead the charge of faith in their families.

The name of God is Majestic. He is infinite in power and intricate in His care and concern for us.

Psalm 4 - where do you turn when you're in distress? There is tangible, real life good that comes from not just believing in God, but walking with Him.

Kristie Kerr begins our Psalms series with Psalm 23. What does it mean for God to restore our soul?