True worship is found in truly trusting in God, which requires a kind of faith that sees past the difficulty to the blessing that God has planned at the end of it. It requires remembering God's faithfulness in the past, giving thanks to God in the present, and placing our complete hope in His future faithfulness. In this episode, we will discuss how to have this kind of trust as we study Psalm 30 together.

In Psalm 29, David vividly describes what the voice of God sounds like in his life. Such a description can only come through a close, personal relationship. God desires each of us to have such a relationship with Him. In this episode, we will learn how to recognize and desire to hear the voice of God in our lives as well.

God's Word not only tells us where we should place our confidence, in HIM, it also tells us ways we are often deceived by our confidence. We need to constantly evaluate where we are placing our confidence, especially in the chaotic seasons of our lives. In this week's episode, we will learn like David how to place our confidence in God's trustworthy character and not on how we feel or what we see around us.

Psalm 23 is one of the most memorized and quoted passages in all of Scripture, but do you truely understand what it means to have the Lord be YOUR Shepherd? In this episode, we will look at this Psalm in depth and reflect on how we can live our lives in close fellowship with our Good Shepherd.

Psalm 22 is one of several Messianic Psalms that not only display the details of what David is experiencing, but also the details of what Christ experience on the cross as He became the payment for sin on our behalf. May this Psalm bring us comfort in knowing that Christ loves us enough to humble himself to this low estate for our redemption.

God wants to know us personally and has revealed Who He is both in creation and in the gift of Scripture. He also uses His Word to transform us back to the state He intended for us as we not only read it, but study it and apply it to our lives. In this week's episode, we will look at Psalm 19 and analyze why we need the Bible so much more than just on a Sunday.

Many in the world today are struggling in some area of their life. In these seasons, it can be hard to trust God. David deals with this very issue in Psalm 13. In this episode, we will learn how to choose to trust God despite the difficulty we find ourselves dealing with.

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God's Word has not only been given to us to show us the difference between right and wrong, but also, and more importantly, to introduce us to God as a person. He is Someone Who knows us more personally than we even know ourselves. Shouldn't we asl strive to know Him as well.

In this episode, we will study Psalm 8 and get a glimpse of the MAJESTY of God in His creation. We will also see a beautiful foreshadow of Christ as the Redeemer come to save that creation.

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When hurtful words are said, especially words that may be damaging to our reputation, our first instinct is to defend ourselves. God lays out for us a step by step plan for dealing with slander in a way that not only protects our reputation, but also glorifies Him in the process.

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Have you ever felt as if doing the right thing wasn’t worth it? David wrestles with this very conflict throughout many of the Psalms. In an ever increasingly wicked world, it is incredibly difficult to continue to choose to live righteously when it feels like the whole world is against us. It gets even harder when we feel as if God is not present at all. Today we are going to look at 4 practical ways from Psalm 10 that David used to deal with this question.

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