Scripture: Psalms

Because Jesus has initiated the exchange of His life for yours, take Him at His word, surrender your life to Him, and experience the rescue and refuge of His lovingkindness.

God will provide everything you need for a life of deeply knowing and enjoying Him.

David’s response after his sin is modeled in this chapter, and it is often described as repentance. David’s example has much for us to learn from, although it is very different from the way our culture thinks and practices, both in relationship with God and in relationships with people.

The joy of forgiveness and restoration leads to confident living under God’s authority and care.

“Meekness is a fundamental sense of being under Someone Else.” – David Powlison

Today, as we go through Psalm 23, you’ll see the qualities of a good shepherd, correlated with our perfectly good Shepherd, the Lord Jesus.

Our Psalms of David series continues with a focus on two “royal” psalms—a prayer for success followed by thanksgiving for God’s answer.

Our Psalms of David series continues with a focus on Psalm 34, another psalm of thanksgiving. May our own hearts echo David’s in expressing gratitude for God’s deliverance and care in our times of need.

Psalm 30 can help us understand more of what it means to give humble thanks. Today’s message will also explain how we can honor the most important person in the world, the Lord Jesus Christ, by the way we give thanks to him.