Psalm 132 is a song of celebration of the Ark of the Covenant coming to Jerusalem. It’s also a celebration of what David did for Godbut more importantly, what God would do for David. Join Dr. James Boice as he unpacks Psalm 132, the longest of the Psalms of Ascent, and its promises for David and His people.

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Psalm 131 is one of the shortest in the psalter, and while it’s one of the easiest to read, it contains in its three short verses one of the hardest lessons to learn. Join Dr. James Boice as he studies Psalm 131 and the essence of contentment.

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Psalm 130 is both a profound prayer and a great model of biblical exposition. In eight short verses, it contains both a penetrating explanation of the Gospel and the very essence of forgiveness. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour, as he follows the psalmist’s journey from his confession of sin to his testimony of the goodness of God.

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Most of us look back at the past and reflect on what we’ve accomplished, but for the nation Israel, looking back encompassed not what she had achieved, but what she had survived. Join Dr. James Boice as he reflects on both the suffering of a people and the reason for their survival.

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We all seek God’s blessing in our lives. It’s been said that the way to blessing begins with God, continues with God and ends with God. Join Dr. James Boice as he describes Psalm 128, a psalm that points the way to receiving God’s blessing in our work, our families and our lives.

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We all arrive at turning points in our lives, but it’s hard to imagine a turning point more momentous then when Moses turned his back on the pleasures of Egypt to become the defender of his people. Yet this noble act was marked by an error common to man. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he continues his study on the life of Moses and an event that threatened to mar a ministry.

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Meaningless! Meaningless! All is meaningless, says the preacher--the same preacher, Solomon, who gave us Psalm 127. The wise king reminds us that, unless the Lord is in our work, that earthly work is meaningless. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he explains whator whoadds value to the work we do this side of eternity.

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It’s difficult for you and me to understand the joy of a people returning to their own country after a long period of captivity. One moment they were slaves, and the next--they were free. It was a delirious joy that must have seemed like a dream. Join Dr. James Boice as he explores the exuberant anticipation of the Israelites as they returned to Jerusalem, and their prayers for the future.

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We all strive for security in our lives, but security can be elusive. As our world changes and western civilization declines, where do we turn for refuge? Join Dr. James Boice in his study of Psalm 125, as the psalmist compares the protection of the Lord to the mountains around Jerusalem.

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Psalm 124 has been called a wonderful psalm of God’s protective care. It’s a psalm of great imagerypainting a picture of the terrible disaster that would have befallen God’s people had not He intervened. Join Dr. James Boice on The Bible Study Hour as he explores the depths of this great psalm of deliverance and compares God’s protection to the intervention of Christ in the life of the believer.

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