Psalm 112 is an acrostic poem about the Godly Person.

It's about the person who fears the Lord and delights in God's Commandments.

It tells of the blessing God bestows upon such a person.

A little becomes much in the hands of Jesus.

Don't let what you think Jesus can and cannot do limit what he wants to do in and through you.

Sure you have doubts and fears; but if Jesus is calling, take the next faithful step(s).

Psalm 111 is an acrostic Psalm about God's works.

It's also a great Psalm to "pray back" to God!

Jesus is equal with God in his: actions, judgment, and ability to give life.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is:  Historical, Central, and Personal.

It centers on the person and work of Jesus who is a historical figure.

The Gospel is central to all we do as individuals and as a church.

The Gospel is personal; each individual must decide.

God's faithfulness is infinite!

We have our ups and downs and our faith wavers; but God's faithfulness does not!

We are all broken.

But brokenness is what turns us to God for the only solution for our brokenness.

Continuing to look at the "Portraits of the Redeemed" found in Psalm 107.

Prisoners set free (vv. 10-16)

Sick Healed (vv. 17-22)

Sailors Saved from Storm (vv. 23-32)

Introduction to "3 Circles" method for sharing the Gospel.

Today focused on circle #1: God's Design.

God designed the world perfectly and God has a good and perfect design for every aspect of our lives.

Psalm 107 points ahead to our redemption in Jesus.

We too are lost, imprisoned, sin sick, and tossed about.

But in Jesus we are redeemed.  Let the redeemed of the Lord give thanks to God!