The psalmist here pens an “Enthronement Psalm” which calls for the people to acknowledge that the Lord is a Great King above all gods. This psalm calls for the worship of His majesty and power and warns against neglecting his call. Let’s examine the words of the psalmist in our present cultural context as it relates to Praise & Worship…

The psalmist here pens a psalm that encourages everyone to “Praise the Lord”. This psalm, as well as the remaining psalms, are said to be penned to celebrate the rebuilding of the walls of Jerusalem. Some believe that this psalm is just as likely to be penned during the initial construction of the Temple. Let’s examine the words of the psalmist in our present cultural context as it relates to Praise & Worship…

The psalmist here pens a psalm that encourages everyone, starting with himself, to “Praise the Lord”. This is a very personal “Call to Praise”. Let’s examine the words of the psalmist in our present cultural context as it relates to Praise & Worship…

The psalmist pens this psalm to the chief musician encouraging all to shout for joy to the Lord and Praise His Holy Name! Let us examine Praise & Worship in our current day context and culture.

The Lord informed Nicodemus that He would be lifted up just as Moses lifted up the bronze snake in the wilderness, let’s consider the Irony of this story…

We witness Moses endure Korah's Rebellion that mutiny perpetrated by community leaders angry over the political power of Moses and the priestly service of Aaron.

Miriam and Aaron began to speak against their brother and leader Moses. All leaders will be met with opposition but there is no greater opposition that from those that are closest to you. Here Moses experiences Opposition from within his own family.

The Levites were assigned the duty of serving alonsige Aaron and his sons at the tent of meeting. The Lord awarded them the tithe as compensation for their commitment to God's work.

Moses sits at judgement for the people of Israel from morning until evening. Aftwards Jethro, his father-in-law, advised him on how to better complete the task at hand.

The Israelites are traveling through the wilderness out of Egypt on their way to the promised land and again we find them under attack.