One of the greatest chapters in the entire Bible, David is confronted by God's knowledge and presence even as he faces numerous challenges all around him.  

In chapter 73, the Psalmist is close to abandoning his faith in God due to the prosperity of the wicked.  But when he draws near to God in the temple, eternal realities become clear and the peril of the wicked is brought to the fore.  Join us as we consider God's faithfulness even in our doubts.

For all the beauty, joy, and pleasure we can experience in this life, our souls will continue to be haunted by a void only God can fill.  Lasting fullness and true joy is found when we bring our hunger and thirst to Christ.

Psalm 46 is one of the great passages where we find assurance of God's protection even in the midst of life's uncertainties.  May He turn our gaze from the cares of this life to behold the wonder that is ours in Christ.  

David's repentance from sin leads to joy and blessing in life.  Tonight we consider that even though sin so easily corrupts our lives, God's grace and mercy in Christ leads to our joy and blessing when we repent of our sin.

One of the most well known and memorized portions of Scripture, Psalm 23 continues to nourish and strengthen God's people.  God reveals Himself as a Shepherd not only in this Psalm, but by sending His own Son, in the flesh, the Good Shepherd who gives His life for the sake of His sheep.

This Psalm is a beautiful reminder that God has revealed Himself to all humanity so that none are without excuse.  Creation bears the imprint of God's intentional design while the Scripture discloses more full and specifically the very character of our God in heaven.

While the nations and rulers plot and scheme against one another, they reveal their deep seated rebellion against God.  Ultimately, God has established His Son as the true king will will forever reign!

Psalm 1 encourages us to see that the path of blessing is found in the way of faithfulness.  The only alternative is the path of rebellion and sin which ultimately leads to destruction.  

What joy and hope is promised to God's people as we discover the reality that there is now no condemnation for us who are in Christ.