Walnut Street Church of Christ Dickson, TN

One of the greatest evidences for Christianity is the conversion of a man by the name of Saul--a persecutor of Christians who became a proclaimer of Christianity. Saul, later known as Paul, would go on to write a large portion of the New Testament & risk life & limb to share the gospel.

The drama of Eden is presented to us throughout scripture, and central to this drama is a question—How do I navigate good and evil so that it leads to life with the Father both now and for eternity? This is about man’s quest for wisdom—how to find it and how to live by it? That’s where Psalm 119 comes in.

Psalm 103 challenges us to change our default setting. Instead of complaining, let your first response be proclaiming. Think to thank. Ponder then praise. Remember and rejoice. Calibrate your life. Make the necessary adjustments to ensure that you are filled with gratitude and that everything within you is predicated upon faith in God. And because it is, it can’t be contained. It must come out.

Have you ever cried out to God, "How long O Lord?" Have you ever pleaded with Him to step in and do something about your circumstances? If so, then Psalm 74 is your psalm. In this installment of our series on the psalms, Chris asks you to name your monster and remember that you face your monster as a victor!

In this installment of our series on the psalms, Chris connects Paul's message of unity in the letter to the Ephesians with Psalm 68. This psalm can be found leaking out all through Ephesians, and with good reason.

How do you clean a heart? David shows us in Psalm 51. This psalm records one of the most beautiful prayers in the Bible. It's David bearing his soul, pouring out his heart before God as he seeks divine forgiveness.

In this installment of our series on the psalms, Kade Harris, walks us through Psalm 46 and how to live a life of stillness and knowing our Lord.

Do you love Jesus? Many would answer with a hearty, "Yes." But like the Bee Gees queried, "How deep is your love?" Is your love superficial or sacrificial?

Are you a flash in the pan or do you endure until the end? Walnut Street's Youth & Family Minister challenges us to keep moving forward, especially when times get tough.

Psalm 36 is a reminder that there are two teams—Good and Evil. David knew something about this battle. He played for both teams. He was the hero and the villain. There was a time when he was one of the great warrior kings for TEAM GOD. But then there was a moment in which he forgot who he was and what he was fighting for.