Sunday Wisdom

Psalm 145 was written to help us internalize some of the most important truths about God. Open to this Psalm yourself and get to know God more personally.

Do you have enough faith to trust God for justice? How do prayers against our enemies match up with the Christian call to forgive?  Learn from the example of David as he calls out to God in this "imprecatory" prayer for vengeance. Is it okay to pray this way today?

Psalm 135 was written for those celebrating God's presence in Jerusalem. Join Pastor Dan to learn how this Psalm is much deeper and wider than you might expect.

Open to Psalm 121 and walk with Pastor Dan toward Jerusalem in this "Song of Ascent."  Sung by pilgrims long ago, this Psalm can help you build confidence in God by looking beyond the "mountains" in your life.

Did Jesus and the Apostles have a favorite Psalm?  Pastor Del argues that it might be this royal, messianic one. Jump in to hear three surprises and how to take Psalm 110 personally.

Guest Communicator Ron Evans (Elder at BCBC) shares about what gratefulness to God really involves.

We were made to be at home with God, sharing in His presence forever. Pastor Del shows the longing for an eternal and real "home" in Psalm 84, and then, amazingly, how Jesus himself fulfills the vision of this Psalm, bringing heaven to earth!

On this celebration of America's 250th birthday, Pastor Dan opens both 2 Samuel and Psalms to challenge us with the responsibilities that come with freedom.

"In the shaking, we find our song." Pastor Dan discusses how Psalm 30 describes David's faith - and how his testimony of rescue "from the pit" helped him find what truly matters.

Pastor Dan walks through one of the most-read parts of the Bible (Psalm 23) with intent to make it personal. What does it really mean for the Lord to be your Shepherd?  And, is He?