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Have you ever known an ungodly person who seems to have everything and to have everything go his way? Has it caused you to feel resentful and maybe even question God? Today on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice we’re studying Psalm 73, a Psalm of Asaph as he inquires, In God’s universe, why do the wicked prosper?

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As the Psalms of David come to a close, we get a picture of Israel’s next ruler, King Solomon. Like many rulers, Solomon began well, but after a time, that began to change. He was not the ideal leader his father had hoped he would be. Only one person could completely fulfil the description of the king of Psalm 72: not David’s son, but God’s son, the Lord Jesus Christ.

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Old age comes to all of us, and in today’s culture, that time of life is not always well regarded. Here on The Bible Study Hour Dr. James Boice will be looking at Psalm 71. David is an old man looking back on a life of faithful service. What he concludes about life and old age can serve as a road map for us as well.

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Hurry! Come quickly! Don’t delay! Have you ever found yourself in so much trouble that, if God doesn’t help immediately it may be too late? These were the cries of a desperate king. And if David, a godly man had serious problems that required God’s immediate attention, why should we be surprised when we find ourselves in that same situation? What we do in desperate times is obvious: we pray. And that’s what Psalm 70 is, a prayer from a man on the run.

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God gave mankind a wonderful gift. He was born a child, even though He preexisted and was never a child before. He was born a son and yet He was always a son, and this Son would be called by many names. Join Dr. James Boice as he examines the meaning and significance of the names of God’s wonderful gift, from Isaiah 9 verse 6.

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Have you ever felt your prayers weren’t being answered, and God was slow in coming to the rescue? Today on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’re continuing our study of Psalm 69. David acknowledges that God knows his distress but continues to press the Lord for a response to his troubles. How does God respond?

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Remember a time when you felt like you were sinkinga time when, unless help came quickly you would drown in your troubles? Today, we’ll be looking at Psalm 69, a lament from David who found himself in those very circumstances, with a God who didn’t seem to be listening.

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The beginning of Psalm 68 spoke of God’s great accomplishments in the past and of His victorious procession to Mt. Zion, but in the second half of this Psalm we’re to look to the future. Now that the Lord is seated in His holy city, the psalmist looks ahead as our sovereign God vanquishes His enemies and all nations turn to Him.

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Our God scatters His enemies but He cares for the weak and abandoned: the fatherless, the widow and the lonely. We’re studying part one of Psalm 68 today on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice. While God’s enemies flee before Him, the righteous will be glad and rejoice and the helpless will be comforted.

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God has caused His face to shine upon us and to bless us. We all know this familiar benediction from the Old Testament, but have you ever thought about what it really means to have His face shine upon us? Today on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice we’re studying Psalm 67. God’s shining face encompasses a multitude of blessings but the greatest of all is the blessing we receive when we come to know Jesus Christ as our Savior.