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Our God is so great and wonderful that creation shouts for joy and sings of His glory. But what about His people? Do we echo nature’s praise? Dr. James Boice takes us through Psalm 66, where David urges God’s people to take a lesson from nature and tell God how awesome are his deeds.

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Do we really believe that all that we need comes from God? The Israelites did, and they set aside a special feast to thank Him for His provision. Today on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice we’re looking at Psalm 65, a harvest hymn celebrating the Jewish harvest festival, the Feast of Tabernacles.

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When we are attacked, do we bring our case to God and ask Him for justice? The arrows of our enemy may come at us suddenly and take us by surprise, but today on The Bible Study Hour, Dr. James Boice assures us from Psalm 64 that God our Defender will return those arrows just as suddenly. Our part is simply to call on Him as David did.

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We often hear believers say they are relying on God for their problems when actually they are relying on Godand something else. That something else is generally a worldly remedy. We trust in God to a point but look to the ways of the world if things don’t go as planned. In today’s message we see David coming to a time in his life when he can say that he finds rest in God alone.

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It’s not difficult to find examples of people who’ve allowed the love of possessions to ruin their lives spiritually, and nullify their witness. They fill the pages of Scripture, and the malady is still with us today. Join Dr. James Boice as he poses the question, do you own your possessions, or do your possessions own you?"

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We often refer to a strong person as a rocksomeone who is unshaken by trouble and strong in the face of adversity. David was a rock to the people of Israel. But the real Rock is God and David was very aware of the need for a Savior’s protection. Listen in to hear about this unique relationship between the King of Israel and the God in Whom he trusts.

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Sometimes when we are at the top of our game and everything seems to be going right, a defeat creeps in. It may stagger us and cause us to question, why? Today on The Bible Study Hour we are looking at Psalm 60, a Psalm David wrote later in his life as he reflected back on his failures and success. Listen as Dr. Boice pieces together the circumstances of this defeat and shows us how we can apply it to our lives today.

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David was no stranger to peril. He dodged Saul’s javelins and evaded his armies. With few other resources of his own, he called on the great I AM for protection. On this program, we’ll look at Psalm 59 from an historical perspective of the life of King David.

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We may become a little uneasy when we read David’s Psalms calling down God’s judgement on his enemies. Today on The Bible Study Hour we are studying Psalm 58. David’s appeal here is a little different than it has been in previous Psalms we’ve studied; this time, he cries out against the wickedness of Israel’s leaders for the sake of the righteous, not just for himself.

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Where can you run? Where can you hide when things get tough? We're studying Psalm 57, where David is on the run, experiencing dark days inside a cave, hiding from his enemies. Do you think David’s confidence is in the shelter of the cave? Or in the Almighty God who will deliver him?