Psalm 119 is a literary tour de force. This 176-verse acrostic is the longest song in the collection, but perhaps the most astonishing feature is its subject. The Psalmist pens a lengthy love song to God's law because he knows that God has revealed the way of life in his word. Through his lyrics, he shows us how to devote ourselves to the Scriptures as an expression of our devotion to God.

Psalm 119 is a literary tour de force. This 176-verse acrostic is the longest song in the collection, but perhaps the most astonishing feature is its subject. The Psalmist pens a lengthy love song to God's law because he knows that God has revealed the way of life in his word. Through his lyrics, he shows us how to devote ourselves to the Scriptures as an expression of our devotion to God.

When you are trying to rebuild out of the ruins, you want to know if there really is any order in the cosmos. Psalm 112, meant to be prayed after the return from exile, reminds us that God has ordered the cosmos with both righteousness and justice. Pastor Glenn Packiam helps us see how that is both a commission and a comfort.

When you are trying to rebuild out of the ruins, you want to know if there really is any order in the cosmos. Psalm 112, meant to be prayed after the return from exile, reminds us that God has ordered the cosmos with both righteousness and justice. Pastor Glenn Packiam helps us see how that is both a commission and a comfort.

When you are trying to rebuild out of the ruins, you want to know if there really is any order in the cosmos. Psalm 112, meant to be prayed after the return from exile, reminds us that God has ordered the cosmos with both righteousness and justice. Pastor Glenn Packiam helps us see how that is both a commission and a comfort.

In times of crisis, we question the most basic things, like what God is really like and what He really thinks about us. The psalmist knows that in those moments we need a song to sing. Pastor Glenn Packiam helps us see how Psalm 103 reminds us of who God really is and what He really thinks about us.

In times of crisis, we question the most basic things, like what God is really like and what He really thinks about us. The psalmist knows that in those moments we need a song to sing. Pastor Glenn Packiam helps us see how Psalm 103 reminds us of who God really is and what He really thinks about us.

In times of crisis, we question the most basic things, like what God is really like and what He really thinks about us. The psalmist knows that in those moments we need a song to sing. Pastor Glenn Packiam helps us see how Psalm 103 reminds us of who God really is and what He really thinks about us.

Few psalms (if any) exude as much confidence in God as Psalm 91. The psalmist's assurance in God's protection has led many to love and cling to this song. Many hold it as an expression of future hope but others as a present guarantee that nothing will ever harm them. In this message, Pastor Jason Jackson explores the relationships between Psalms 89-91 to help us see and hear Psalm 91 as God's response to the prayers we utter in crisis.

Few psalms (if any) exude as much confidence in God as Psalm 91. The psalmist's assurance in God's protection has led many to love and cling to this song. Many hold it as an expression of future hope but others as a present guarantee that nothing will ever harm them. In this message, Pastor Jason Jackson explores the relationships between Psalms 89-91 to help us see and hear Psalm 91 as God's response to the prayers we utter in crisis.