Church Family, This past Sunday we looked at Psalm 33. This psalm clearly establishes that the Lord alone is our rescue. The laws and structures of even the greatest nations cannot be our rescue; they are subject to the will of God which alone stands forever. The...

Church Family, This past Sunday we looked at Psalm 32 which centers around a clear point and counterpoint. First, it tells us "blessed is the one whose transgression is forgiven." There is a true and utterly unique joy that comes from receiving the forgiveness found...

Church Family, This past Sunday we spent our time in Psalm 31, one of David's lament psalms. This psalm indicates that David was facing the dreadful experience of being slandered and being rejected for that slander. David responds by asking that God would preserve...

Church Family, This past Sunday we spent our time in Psalm 30, which David wrote for the dedication of the Temple but is also fit for any moment of gathering in the house of the Lord. It highlights the permanence of God's glory, especially in contrast with the...

Church Family, This past Sunday we continued our Psalms for the Summer with Psalm 29. Here David makes use of opposites like heaven and earth, land and sea, mountains and lowlands to emphatically declare that God has undeniable lordship over all things. The Psalm even...