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You can tell a lot about what a person believes about God by listening to his or her prayers. How does he speak to God? And how often? And what kinds of things does he ask? All these things go along way toward revealing a person's theology. Therefore, the psalms (the Bible's prayer and song book) provide us a wonderful opportunity to listen in and find out what the saints of old believed about our God. Join us as we do so from Psalm 70.

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Do you ever read the Psalms and find yourself saying: 'That's exactly how I feel"? You're not the only one who's done so! Find out more as we walk through Psalm 69 together!

What is the "armor of God" that Paul speaks about in Ephesians 6? How do we put it on? How well-armored are you? These thoughts and more as we study these verses together.

Psalm 68 tells a beautiful story ... the story of Old Testament Israel and their God: wandering in the wilderness, resting in the land of promise, worshiping at the tabernacle with God in their midst! It's a fantastic song/poem/story! But we New Testament Christians have a story, too ... and it's actually not all that different from the one David tells. Listen in and find out how.

Seventeen times - and in multiple different ways - the psalmist urges us to worship the Lord; to "sound His praise abroad"! Then he gives us wonderful reasons why we should do so. He also tells us how we should do so. And he even reminds us who should be joining in. Join in with us as we study and worship together!

The Bible calls us, first of all, to become theologians - to understand God. But it also asks us to be anthropologists - to understand people, and to to know to love each person in God's name. Some people need to be loved in different ways than others. And the final verses of Romans 12 fill us in on how we can (and must) do so. Listen in!

Picture the fall harvest - the farmer out in his fields loading down his wagon with grain and grapes, with wool and lambchops. Indeed, his year has been so good, his wagon is so full that its wheels are cutting ruts in the dirt road that runs alongside the fields. So full is the wagon, ideed, that grape juice and little kernels of grain are pouring over the sides of the wagon and down into those tracks. This is the picture David paints in Psalm 65. This is what the goodness of God looks like! Come, taste, and see for yourself!

How should Christians serve the Lord? How should they care for one another, and pray, and worship, and share the gospel, and work in the church, and love the nations? According to Romans 12.9-13, with holiness, heartiness, and hopefulness. Listen in and find out what that may look like in your life.