In Psalm 40, King David finds joy in praising God despite any circumstance.

David wrote Psalm 34 after being delivered from both King Saul and the Philistines. He writes to glorify God and teach future generations to praise God in both trials and deliverance.

Psalm 30 stands as a testimony of God's goodness after trials have passed. Testimonies by Joel Lewis, Laurie Edwards, and Warren Gassaway.

Psalm 24 was written as a celebration of God's holiness, mercy, and power.

Psalm 23 is filled with promises for those that have been redeemed by Jesus Christ. The author, King David, writes of himself as a humble sheep in the care of the Good Shepherd.

Psalm 22; "The Psalm Of The Cross," is both a lament of King David, and a divine prophecy of Jesus Christ.

As David writes in Psalm 19, the glory of God is revealed in his glorious creation.

In Psalm 16, King David writes of the benefits that come with allegiance to God, and the responsibilities that come with serving Him.

Pastor Kevin Wade explores the themes of Psalm 4.

Pastor Rick Friesen explores the timely message of Psalm 2