In Psalm 19, God speaks. He speaks in creation, which declares his glory and points away from itself as worshipful and to God alone as the One to be worshiped. God speaks in his Word, to know him personally. And he speaks in redemption, to know him as Savior.

In Psalm 19, God speaks. He speaks in creation, which declares his glory and points away from itself as worshipful and to God alone as the One to be worshiped. God speaks in his Word, to know him personally. And he speaks in redemption, to know him as Savior.

In Psalm 18 David celebrates all the ways in which God has delivered him throughout his life. Pastor Dave shows us how the psalm teaches us to love the Lord by celebrating answered prayer, by audaciously believing the gospel and by worshiping the King of the nations.

In Psalm 18 David celebrates all the ways in which God has delivered him throughout his life. Pastor Dave shows us how the psalm teaches us to love the Lord by celebrating answered prayer, by audaciously believing the gospel and by worshiping the King of the nations.

Psalm 17 Is about what many of us are hungry for: a display of real Communion, especially when our world feels like it is falling apart. Psalm 17 reveals to us that prayer is often an argument with God worth having. God loves us enough to let us argue our case before Him. The psalm is also a song worth remembering, and prayer is singing the gospel to the Lord.

Psalm 17 Is about what many of us are hungry for: a display of real Communion, especially when our world feels like it is falling apart. Psalm 17 reveals to us that prayer is often an argument with God worth having. God loves us enough to let us argue our case before Him. The psalm is also a song worth remembering, and prayer is singing the gospel to the Lord.

Psalm 37 is characteristic

Psalm 15 focuses on the requirements for approaching God’s presence. The psalm is often called an entrance liturgy since it asks the question, “Who can enter the holy place of God?”