As we study the text, we'll see David's cry in verse 1 and his prayer in verses 2 through 7.

As we study the text, we'll see get ready, y'all, in verses 14 and 15a, God's household in verses 15b, and the great mystery of godliness in verses 16.

As we study the text, we'll note how they're slightly different as we look at verses 1 through 6, the wickedness of the foolish in verses 1 through 5, and the faith of the righteous in verse 6.

As we study the text, we'll consider the leaders in verses 1 through 7, the servants in verses 8 through 13, and a call for them to lead and serve for the glory of God with verses 1 and 13.

As we study this text, we'll consider the story behind the psalm from the inscription, the picture of wickedness in verses 1 through 4, and the fate of the wicked in verses 5 through 7, before concluding with a picture of the righteous.

As we study the text, we'll see a woman's role in the church in verses 11 through 14 and a woman's role in the home in verse 15.

As we study the text, we're see a desire in verses 10 through 12, a promise in verses 13 through 17, and a prayer in verses 18 and 19.

As we study this text, we'll hear a call for prayer in verse 8 and for good works in verses 9 and 10.

As we study the first half of Psalm 51, we'll hear his cry in verses 1 and 2, his confession in verses 3 through 6, and his appeal in verses 7 through 9.

As we study our text, we'll see a prayer worth praying in verses 1 through 2 and a truth worth telling in verses 3 through 7.