Justin Smith, Campus Pastor with RUF at the University of North Texas, continues our summer Psalms series by looking at Psalm 96.

When we are in the deepest waters, when we are feeling like our entire world is collapsing down around us, we tend at those moments to not pray. But it is in those moments when prayer becomes our greatest source of help and strength. Listen as Pastor David preaches through Psalm 3.

God's deliverance has put a new song in our hearts. And we must sing it often! We sing of his past faithfulness, his present faithfulness, and trust in his future faithfulness as well. Listen as Pastor David preaches from Psalm 40:1-17.

Ruling Elder Bill Camp continues in our summer series through selected Psalms by considering again penitent heart and a merciful God, from Psalm 6.

From July 15, 2018, Ruling Elder Kevin Hekman opens God's word to reflect and exhort from Psalm 51, the prayer of King David in which he repents and turns to the Lord.

Psalm 103 is a beautiful picture of the truths and promises of God that we can savor and meditate on. King David says to not forget (as he speaks to his own soul) all of God's benefits. LISTEN to Pastor David consider why it is significant that we remember who God is, what he has done, and how he is faithful.

So, why do we meditate? Well, our hearts aren't trustworthy. And our eyes are often distracted by the thing we think will make us happy. And often times the things we think are going to give us freedom are actually just more bondage. So we meditate on the scriptures in prayer to teach us and remind us and shape in us what is true, that God is faithful and freedom is found in Him. LISTEN to Pastor David preach from a portion of Psalm 119.

All of our prayers will one day end in praise, but how will we get there? Psalm 1 is the summons, and Psalm 150 is the final shape. LISTEN as Pastor David preaches from Psalm 1 and Psalm 150.

Pastor Robbie Mills (New City Fellowship/Dallas) opened the Word of God this morning and preached from Psalm 98.

When we consider how we worship God privately, we must ask ourselves what really would make our heart glad. Is it to see God, or is it only to get things from God? Listen as Pastor David preaches from Psalm 27.