Psalm 13 shows us how to honestly face and courageously live through all that we don't like and don't understand.

We all go through difficult times—through relationships, health, financial, etc. Psalm 86 teaches us how to pray through our pain—in a spirit of humility and in awe and reverence of the God who can help because he is full of mercy.

This Psalm invites the the vulnerable, the unskilled, and the sin-sick, to seek help from a Great, Good, Merciful, and Upright God who is more than able and willing to help.

Finding Godly Contentment in a world of broken desires.

What is most significant in our lives? What carries the most weight? This psalm directs us to a God who is worthy of our utmost worship. It points to the fullness of God’s glory found in Jesus, and it summons us to respond in kind.

How does one live for Jesus in a world that is opposed to Him?

Who we pray to changes how we pray and what we pray for

Where is your hope?

Psalm 1 It's ironic that the first Psalm doesn't begin with a prayer, but with a spiritual practice that is the key to a happy, wise, stable, and fruitful life.

How does this joy in Christ set us free in relationship to money?