The Sanders give us an update and a word of encouragement about how the Lord is moving across the world.

Corruption abounds in a fallen world. We see it everywhere we look today, and all throughout scripture, especially Genesis 6. We are hopeless apart from a Savior outside of this world. Praise God that Jesus is that Savior.

The God of fellowship made us for fellowship: fellowship with God (v. 1-2,5-6), fellowship within God (3-4, 7), and fellowship with one another (7-10).

Jesus is the promised Lord of Psalm 110. He is the sovereign king (v. 1-3), the ultimate priest (v. 4), and the eternal God (v. 5-7).

Longing and joy come together when our hearts long for our King, anticipated as the shield and anointed one in this psalm. Around us we see evil and darkness. We have been given this psalm to equip us to deal with dark times.

Psalm 22 reminds us that the baby born on Christmas is the Lamb of God - our final sacrifice for sin.

Psalm 2 is one of the most quoted Psalms in the New Testament and is used as a means of comfort in the prophetic fulfillment of Jesus as the superior, victorious, resurrected king.