Tonight we will have an introduction to the book of psalms and begin by going through this first amazing Psalm. We will see a sharp contrast between two paths, the blessed life and the cursed life We will be reminded that with God there's no middle ground. We can choose a Life in Him that is blessed and abundant or we can choose a life that ends in ruin. This Psalm gives us some wisdom and council on how to live a happy life and which path will lead us to it.

In this Messianic Psalm, God demonstrates His reign over those who would oppose His rule. We learn the best thing to do is to submit to the Lords Messiah. Jesus Reigns!

In tonight‘s message, we will see David take us from prayer to praise. He begins the Psalm with complaints against his enemies. It turns into him crying out to the Lord, and it ends with his confident dependence on God‘s faithfulness. May we learn from the sweet Psalmist to turn our prayers into praise.

In this Psalm, we will see the importance of connection with The Lord. The Psalmist cries out to the Lord, asking to be Heard and later he shares that he is confident in the Lord because he knows God hears him. What a privilege it is to be heard by God. May this Psalm bring us the same confidence and peace that it brought David.

in this message, we will learn about prayer, sacrifice, and Lordship. David is crying out that God would hear, receive, and deliver him. As we compare our privilege of relationship with God with those in the old covenant, i hope our heart will be made glad. What a privilege that we can draw near to God.

In tonight‘s message, we will look at the first of seven penitential Psalms. We will learn of the importance of repentance and what it looks like to turn back to The Lord.

In this message, we will see David make an emotional plea for God's deliverance from those who have falsely accused him. We will learn about running to the Lord in our time of conflict and trouble God is our refuge.

In this message we will learn that God reigns as a righteous judge who defend the oppressed, defeats evil, and calls the world to acknowledge His authority.

In this message, the writer cries out to God while at the same time feeling as though God is not listening or answering. He gives us a very clear description of the wicked and concludes with a strong affirmation that God does see and He will act. A great Psalm for someone waiting on God to intervene.

In this Psalm, David is responding to those who are trying to make him fearful. He gives us a great example of how to respond to fear with Faith in the Lord. Anyone that may be confronted with difficult circumstances at this moment, I hope this message will encourage you to walk by Faith.