Today we see Jesus, heading toward the cross to die for those who have betrayed Him, forsook Him, plotted His murder, and mocked Him. Jesus becomes our example of what it looks like to love our enemies.

In this chapter, Bildad continues to hurl accusations at his friend Job. He spends the bulk of the chapter, explaining what the wicked are like in the hope of showing Job that what has happened to him is because he is wicked. So a question for us to consider; what are the wicked like? Is there a specific type or is it random?

In tonight‘s message We will learn from David why he trusted in The Lord and waited on The Lord. We will learn both the benefit and blessing of trusting and waiting on God.

In tonight‘s message, we will be encouraged in our efforts to evangelize the lost. We will see that God‘s intent is that we would either win them or warn them. Faithfulness to the call of sharing the gospel does not require that people respond favorably. The results are up to God. Our faithfulness is demonstrated in our caring enough to share the message. I hope we will be stirred to go and share after this message tonight.

In tonight‘s message, we will learn that the Lord owns everything, we will see the character of those who can come near Him, and we will see who the King of Glory is.

In this beloved Psalm that we are covering tonight, we will learn about the great Shepherd. As David declares the Lord is his Shepherd and shares many of the blessings and benefits of being under the leadership of such a loving, gracious and powerful Shepherd. I hope that we will all be encouraged tonight to come under His leadership as we look at the great Shepherd of Psalm 23

In tonight‘s message, we will look at one of the most powerful messianic Psalms in all the psalter. In this psalm, while David is crying out about some real distress he was going through, we will see many prophetic messages, some of which Jesus quoted directly from the cross. We will learn tonight about the power of the prophetic word and why Jesus wove these truths into the Old Testament.

Psalm 20 was a prayer for the king before the battle. Psalm 21 is a celebration of the victory. God brought. Psalm 21 reminds us not just to pray when we need something from The Lord, but how important is it that we also take time to give thanks and praise for what he has done.

In tonight’s message we will learn how to turn to God in the day of trouble. We will be reminded that the battle is the Lords and we need to put our trust in Him alone.

In this message, we will learn how God reveals Himself through nature, through the Scriptures, and through personal relationship.