An imprecatory Psalm of Asaph calling for God's divine judgment on His enemies. Here, we see the heart behind this Psalm, understand God's purpose in inspiring it, and appreciate the beauty of Christ through them.

The Problem (vs 1-8)

The Petition (vs 9-18)

A Psalm of Asaph showing God assert His authority as The Judge of all over leadership who are unjust and leading the sheep astray

The Judge Stands (vs 1) - God takes His stand.

The Judge Speaks (vs 2-5) - God pronounces His verdict.

The Judge Sentences (vs 6-8) - God will bring His punishment.

A Psalm of Asaph for the people of God providing a glimpse in the Fatherly Heart of God. We can see a picture of how He protects, provides, discipline, and delivers us daily. We can also see how He loves us and what He wants from us!

Praising God (vs 1-5b)

Obeying God (vs 5c-16)

A Psalm of Asaph's prayer pleading, "Oh Lord God of hosts, restore us and cause Your face to shine upon us, and we will be saved."

Shepherd (vs 1-3)

King (vs 4-7)

Vine-Dresser (vs 8-19)

A Psalm of Asaph all about God's glory and how He might make Himself known through us.

Glory Concealed (vs 1-5)

Glory Revealed (vs 6-12)

Glory Reflected (vs 13)

The Apostle Paul wrote to the church of Ephesus while he was imprisoned to equip the church for the battle.

Philippians 4:10-13

Contentment is not about change of circumstance but being satisfied in Christ in every circumstance.

Paul's final words to Timothy to show that in a life of constant change and uncertainty, Christ is the unshakable landmark we rely on for direction, strength, and grace.

Paul teaches Timothy that a life well lived for Christ is one poured out in present sacrifice, marked by faithful endurance in the past, and anchored in the hope of future reward.

Paul solemnly charges Timothy to faithfully preach the Word, even amid growing resistance to sound doctrine, calling for unwavering commitment in gospel ministry.