David sees the Lord as his salvation in Psalm 27. Do we see the Lord as our salvation? As our light? Do we believe that we simply need a one-time salvation or are we being saved and will we be saved?

When we look at the Lord as our teacher, what posture do we take? David gives us a picture in Psalm 25 of how we approach the Lord as our teacher.

In Psalm 16, David looks to the Lord to be his guide. How do we see the Lord as our guide?

Although the Lord is righteous and holy, David was able to approach him with boldness and confidence. What does the righteousness of the Lord mean to us? How do we approach him in his righteousness and how do we live out that righteousness?

As we enter into the season of Lent, we look at the Psalms to learn more about the character of God. In Psalm 3, David sees God as his protector.

As we come to the end of our series on the life of Joseph, we look at some of the big takeaways and respond to a few questions that have been asked.

In this episode, we come to the conclusion of our look at Joseph's story. We see how God has been sovereign the whole way and that he was putting the pieces together to achieve the exact purpose that he wanted.

Sometimes, God uses our circumstances to teach us lessons and sometimes he uses our circumstances to teach lessons to others. God used the circumstances of Joseph to help him and his brothers grow.

While Joseph is in prison, it seems like there are opportunities to get out, but God's timing and his timing aren't necessarily the same. What do we do in the waiting?

In Genesis 39, we read the continuing story of Joseph and see how Joseph maintains his integrity even in difficult circumstances. We also see how God has not left him, even as a slave and a prisoner.