Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study this week in Psalm 55.

Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study in Psalm 44 this week.

Rev. Mike Osborne continues our study in Psalm 44 this week.

James continues our series in Psalm 51 this week.

James continues our series in Psalm 51 this week.

My name is James Ford. I lead the Singles ministry here at The Heights, and it is my pleasure as we continue our series in the Psalms. This morning we are going to see what makes the people of God so good. Psalm 133 is going to show us some things that will help us thrive among God's people.

My name is James Ford. I lead the Singles ministry here at The Heights, and it is my pleasure as we continue our series in the Psalms. This morning we are going to see what makes the people of God so good. Psalm 133 is going to show us some things that will help us thrive among God's people.

What comes to your mind when you think of the presence of God? Maybe you imagine something like Isaiah or Ezekiel experienced in Isaiah 6 or Ezekiel 1 when they found themselves in the presence of God and described for us: beauty, awe, power, lightning, smoke and angels.

What comes to your mind when you think of the presence of God? Maybe you imagine something like Isaiah or Ezekiel experienced in Isaiah 6 or Ezekiel 1 when they found themselves in the presence of God and described for us: beauty, awe, power, lightning, smoke and angels.

We all want to be happy and we are drawn to those who appear to be happy whether we they are or not. God wants you to find happiness. Last week we began a new series on the Psalms. This is the largest book of the Bible, most likely the most read portion of the Bible, it was central to Jewish theology and worship, it is where theology and life intersect, where real issues are worked out with a real God. And you know what the first word of this book is? Happy.