Rejoicing at the good news of Christmas requires that we see it against the backdrop of the bad news.

Even in the midst of difficult and threatening times, our faith in the Almighty Lord overcomes fear by giving us a rock-solid confidence.

How do we handle it when wicked people do evil actions but apparently do not suffer any consequences? We trust in the Lord who promises to deal with every situation according to his schedule, and we live by faith.

To fight the good fight of faith, we must remind ourselves to put our hope in the Lord through our speaking and singing.

While reflecting on the vastness of creation, David experiences a deep sense of wonder and awe at what it means to be a human being created by the Lord and cared for by the Lord.

When King David is falsely accused, he responds by longing for the justice of God, a yearning that finds its complete fulfillment in the cross and kingdom of Jesus.

Psalm 5 contains very strong words that force us to see the seriousness of sin and the overwhelming power of Jesus’ love.

When others are slandering and lying about King David, he turns to the Lord and finds the ultimate source of his joy and peace.

Trusting that “salvation belongs to the Lord” radically changes how we deal with the situations that we face.

In Psalm 2 God makes it clear that he reigns over all the earth. In light of this fact, the only appropriate response is humble submission to King Jesus.