Those in the New Covenant come to a better mountain than even Mount Sinai; to a mountain where they rejoice at the voice of their Lord.

We may have full confidence in the promises of God as He has proven Himself faithful in the lives of His people.

The author of Hebrews discusses how God's people encountered and enjoyed the presence of God in both the Old and New Covenants.

Psalm 46 shares with us the wonderful reality that God is the refuge, relief, and redeemer of his people.

Christ, a better high priest whose ministry takes place in a better sanctuary, is the mediator of a better covenant.

David's request in Psalm 27:4 portrays well the reality that the Lord is to be our soul's one true desire.

Psalm 110, the most quoted psalm in the New Testament, displays David pouring out praise to his Lord, who is the reigning warrior-priest.

True Daughters and Sons of the True King are those who embrace their poverty, hunger, and sorrow, love their enemies, and seek a sure foundation on Christ's Word alone.

Psalm 32 exhorts how God honors and blesses the one who confesses their sin.

Psalm 92 is uniquely titled a Sabbath Song, which calls us to praise our God because mankind is at our best when we praise and worship God now and forevermore.