God is greater than anything we fear. He is always with us and promises salvation to the one who trusts Him. For that reason, He is our courage when we're afraid. For the person who trusts God, there is nothing to fear.

In the midst of our pain and suffering, we often feel misunderstood, alone, and completely out of control. Psalm 139 reminds us that God knows everything about us, is everywhere with us, and has a perfect plan. As a result, we can trust Him in every situation.

Psalm 105 praises God for our shared identity as His people because there is always potential for incredible confusion over who we are, what we need, and how we should live.

Worship is so much more than singing in church on Sunday mornings. But to do it well, we need humility, knowledge, and inspiration. Discover all three in Psalm 113.

Psalm 90 is a psalm of trust in the Lord as our refuge and it encourages an honesty in our struggle.

God hasn't left humanity to stumble in the dark. He speaks to all of us in His WORLD and in His WORD, but to hear His voice, we must step off the treadmill of life and learn to listen.

We have a crucial need. There is a profound solution and a gracious response.

The Parables of Jesus were meant to teach the listeners about the values of the Kingdom. In the parable of the Unforgiving Servant, Jesus teaches that we have a God who extends mercy and forgiveness to the sinner to a laughable degree. God is able to take the debt of sin that we are unable to pay, and releases us from the burden of it. This parable teaches that because we have been forgiven so much, we ought to forgive much.

In the parable of the Workers in the Vineyard, Jesus reveals himself to be a King of Grace rather than a one of fairness. We learn that grace is an incredible attribute of Jesus and how his grace impacts his relationship with us.

This life is rigged. It only works God's way. Follow His path and you will experience blessing, peace, joy and fulfillment. Follow the world and you will experience frustration, conflict and failure. Maybe not immediately, but eventually. Your choices, both small and large, will matter today and for eternity. So which way will you choose?