Psalm 51 is Davids Psalm of repentance after committing horrible sin in 2 Samuel 11 12. Repentance is a season in our faith journey we often want to skip, but true transformation comes from true repentance.

The Psalmist sees the wicked and self-serving having dramatic success in their lives and feels a sense of injustice. He asks the question, "is God actually good?" As we look at this Psalm, we too have had times with similar feelings, and can learn from the journey he takes in his time of processing.

Noah Fensome joined us all the way from Amsterdam to finish our Luke series talking about Jesus' call for his followers to take the life-changing message of the Gospel into every corner of the world.

We are all on a journey. This is the path of life, but no matter where you are, know that Jesus is walking with you, and He invites you to talk with Him, ask your questions, share your doubts, and let Him know your frustrations.

Facing opposition in the form of the temptation of selfish ambition, the dangers of Satan's aggression, and the challenge of worldly antagonism, followers of Jesus can trust in Jesus as our Servant King, our Advocate, and our Saviour.