Jesus is the answer to the Psalmist’s prayer. We draw closer to God in the person and work of Jesus and we do this as a community in the spirit of unity.

Apart from God, our efforts are useless.

We are designed for worship.  This Psalm directs us to the only one worthy of worship - YHWH.  He alone deserves our worship.  All of creation will one day worship Him alone.

The people of God find rest in his presence.

The indescribable glory of God is on display through creation.

Speaker: Mike Davis

The Psalmist vividly describes feelings of despair and dejection as his circumstances prohibit him from worshiping at the tabernacle.  However, even in the depths of despair, the psalmist preaches to his soul what he knows to be true about his Savior and his God.

Speaker: Chuck Marshall, Waukesha City Church

In Psalm 13 the Psalmist cries out to the Lord in despair and appeals to Him for help.  Ultimately, he trusts in the steadfast love of God and sings praises to his Lord.

Speaker: Pastor Giles Litzner

Messiah anticipation leads to anarchy or allegiance.

Speaker: Pastor Giles Litzner

Journeying through the psalms is an adventure of epic proportion. This collection of Hebrew poetry is a mountain range inviting us to explore its terrain. At the trailhead, psalms 1 and 2 provide coordinates for us to explore each trail and summit each peak without missing the majesty of the whole. In Psalm 1 we learn that Torah meditation orients our lives to genuine happiness in this life and confident hope in the life to come.

The very nations He rules over, we are to make disciples of, and they shall one day be glad and sing for joy.