How do we approach an infinite, all-powerful God? This Psalm covers that question and how God values humans and our free choice.\r\n

God is our true security, and He provides for our daily needs. This psalm reflects that what we have been given is lovely and sufficient.\r\n

God is there and He is not silent. He has made Himself known through the sky and the wonders of the earth. Along with general revelation, He has also given us His word, so we can know Him personally. This psalm goes through all the ways God tries to reach us.\r\n

This Psalm written by David was written hundreds of years before the death of Christ. How then does it perfectly explain the manner in which Jesus was killed? This teaching covers that topic and much more importantly, the purpose of Jesus's death.\r\n

God describes Himself as a Good Shepherd and we are his sheep. A good shepherd provides for the sheep, protects the sheep and much more. The job of the sheep is to follow. This popular psalm goes into detail explaining the relationship between the two.\r\n

David was a man after God's own heart, but he still made terrible mistakes. What happened after David sinned against man and more importantly God? David writes out his response in the Psalms. David shows us what it looks like to have a truly repentant heart.\r\n

God's word is awesome. Psalm 119 is an entire Psalm dedicated to that. The way this Psalm gets translated makes a huge difference in whether or not you are following a strict set of rules or hanging out with your dad. Listen to this teaching to see which is the correct understanding.\r\n