David’s life was filled with “wonder”…which may not have always been good, but his love of God as his refuge and strength is “wonderful” to read and consider.

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To anyone who sins on a regular basis (which is all of us), we can relate to the need for mercy expressed in these Psalms along with what it truly means to have a repentant heart.

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If you need a friendly little reminder to put the temple higher on your list of priorities in this crazy world, perhaps todays episode can help.

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Do your prayers ever bore you or do you feel like they are coming mechanically from a machine?  Psalm 37 has a beautiful and practical pattern to help us get out of that familiar rut.

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The term “sheep” is a pretty darn accurate way to describe us.  And the Good Shepherd is an excellent way to describe the Savior.

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Jesus Christ quoted and taught the Psalms often in his ministry.  This one may be the most poignant of them all taught from a most unorthodox classroom.

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The Psalms of the Old Testament are very similar to the hymns of today in that they give people who love the Lord a chance to show him.

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Job’s “fiery trials” helped guide him right into the outstretched arms of his Redeemer.

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Have you ever considered why bad things happen to good people?  If you haven’t had this question at least once in your life, then it may be time to consider it - and it can give you a chance to learn more about a loving and kind Father in Heaven.

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Whoever wrote the book of Job used a little bit of creative and poetic license, but his life is a lesson for us on how to turn the trials of our lives into triumphs.  

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