Have you ever felt weighed down by guilt, or specifically by the criticism of others? In Psalm 26 David reminds us that in those times we must run to the Lord alone. It is an important time to renew our whole-hearted devotion to God.

Difficult times can leave us in a state of confusion - not knowing where to turn or what to do next! This rich song reminds us that when in trouble, we should look to the Lord for guidance. He provides forgiveness and deliverance.

Psalm 24 is a song about the King of Glory. As we read of this beautiful description of the King of Glory, we are reminded how we should worship Him.

Is Jesus your Shepherd? If so, what good does that do you in times like these? It means all the good for His sheep.

As we reach the end of Abraham's life, we get a glimpse of God's faithfulness all the days of Abraham's life. Abraham is faithful to the end, and God is faithful all his days, and forevermore!

Have you ever wondered how to follow God's will? Consider how to move forward in God's faithful guidance from the examples in Genesis 24.

Through a time of loss, Abraham begins to see the bright future of God's promises. As we walk through this dark time in Abraham's life, let's learn with him how dark times can help us see the bright future of God's promises.

God calls Abraham to make a major sacrifice in worship - to offer his son. As we see God grow Abraham's faith and teach him about true worship, Abraham believes that God could resurrect Isaac if necessary to fulfill His promises.

As God strengthens Abraham's faith, He teaches him about His grace. Abraham begins to see how God's grace impacts his past, present and future.

In this tragic scene, God continues to teach Abraham about His justice and righteousness. In God's perfect justice, the city of Sodom receives the destruction it deserves for its wickedness. Yet God also put His grand mercy on display - offering deliverance to those who would receive it. God's mercy and justice work in perfect harmony - the Judge of the earth always does right.