A hymn that God would vindicate the trust of his people

Key Verse: You have put more joy in my heart than they have when their grain and wine abound. (Psalm 4:7)

A Psalm of David as he is on the run from Absalom.

Key Verse: But you, O LORD, are a shield about me,my glory, and the lifter of my head. Psalm 3:3

Psalm 2 is a promise of God's dealing with the world through the reign of his Messiah.

Key Verse: Serve the LORD with fear, and rejoice with trembling. (Psalm 2:11)

Psalm 1 provides an entry to the entire book. There are two paths in life, the path of the righteous and the path of the wicked. What distinguishes these paths? Where do they lead? Listen today to find out.

In part two of this introduction to the Psalms the structure of the Psalms is studied to see if there is a unifying theme to the book or if it is just a random collection of hymns.

In preparation for the new season of Sanctified in Truth, Michael gives a broad introduction to the book of Psalms and offers a few tips for study.

Jesus fulfills the words of prophets of the Old Testament in unexpected ways, but in doing so shows us how committed he is to rescuing us from our plight. 

The Magi visit Jesus and recognize who He is and why his coming is so important.

Following the birth of Jesus, Mary and Joseph take Jesus to the temple where they will meet two of God's servants whose whole life is about waiting for the Messiah. Simeon sings a song of praise about what Jesus will do and Anna demonstrates how the Messiah's disciples honor him.

The first announcement of the gospel was by an unlikely group and to an unlikely group. Today we explore what the good news of Christmas is all about.