We look at the wonderful words of a Psalm which teaches us all the blessing there is in blessing the Lord-

This psalm begins with the prayer of a destitute man, but sighing turns to singing as prayer turns to praising as the psalmist looks to the Almighty for his deliverance.

King David makes a determined choice to do right in both private and public. even though he was the most powerful king in the world, he chose to honor God and do what was right.

These two psalms celebrate the holiness and goodness of God. We should revere Him and enter into HIs gates and HIs courts with praise and worship for the Lord Himself.

God's presence and people are celebrated as we see the Lord reigning and judging in righteousness. Again, we are invited and instructed to sing and give glory unto the Lord our God.

These Psalms call for the joyful worship of God in song and sermon. We are instructed to fear God, and give Him the glory, for He is holy-

Psalm 93 declares the majesty and might of the LORD who is God and Psalm 94 declares His vengeance and victory- Jesus Christ will be crowned as King in a coming Day-

This message is an application of Psalm 85, and a call for believers to pray for their homeland to experience the mercy of God and revival in the nation.

In this messianic psalm of 69, we see Christ in agony of soul, victory of soul, and glory of soul. When viewing Christ, we must always remember His Tree, His Terror or Judgment, and His Throne and Kingdom- Hallelujah what a Savior-

We continue down through the messianic psalm the 69th, and see Christ under God's divine judgment upon the tree as He was made to be our sin, and thus faced darkness and death under the heavy burden, as He endured great agony of soul.