Psalm 90 - Psalm 90 is Moses' reflection on the truths of the gospel: God, Guilt, and Grace. There is much wisdom to be found here!

Psalm 58 - "That's not fair!" Have you ever said that? Or heard someone else say it to you? In Psalm 58 David says it to God, as he pours out his pleas for God to intervene, to step in and show himself the God of Justice.

Psalm 45 - Psalm 45 is a Royal Wedding Psalm that commemorates and celebrates the wedding of the King and his Bride. Spoiler Alert: The king is Jesus, and his bride is the Church.

Psalm 16 - Psalm 16 is a resurrection song! It speaks of all the joys of life for a Christian, all of which are true for us, because Jesus is the original singer of this Psalm. Because it is true for Jesus, it is true for all those who are in Christ!

Psalm 13 - Psalm 13 is David's quest for answers. It is a song of his sorrows and frustrations with God. And it is a model for us of how to take our sorrows to God in prayer, with humility and boldness. Knowing that in Christ we have free access to the throne of mercy.

Psalm 1 - All people seek for joy, happiness, and pleasure in life. But most of us look in the wrong places. Psalm one gives us a Biblical definition of blessing, and keeps us from the constant disappointment of misguided expectations.

Galatians 6:11-18 - For Paul's concluding note in Galatians he goes back to the cross, the central feature of our faith, and the highest joy in his life. It is his love of the cross that drives his pastoral ministry, and spurs his passion for his churches.

Galatians 6:6-10 - Because God promises that we reap what we sow, Paul encourages us to sow diligently in three fields, our character, our church, and our community. And to keep us from growing weary in our sowing, he encourages us to look to the reward.

Galatians 5:25-6:5 - When we live by the Spirit, walking in the fruit of the Spirit, it not only creates changes lives, but changed churches. We are made to live in community with one another. We fulfill the law of Christ, not in our private piety, but in our service to others.

Galatians 5:22-23 - Self-control grows best in a heart that has been (and is being) transformed by the grace of God. Titus 2:11-14 teaches us how the gospel trains us to be people who live self-controlled lives.