Times change, but people rarely do. When facing similar conflicts, stresses, and anxiety, balance is the needed remedy. We must hear God’s voice saying “Steady on; keep the course.” Today we remember God provides needed balance to life.
God’s goodness is characterized by His unchanging character. Notice how great God is in His goodness.
What makes you afraid? David writes this psalm specifically for those feeling alone, abandoned, or left out. You are never alone. Not only is God present, but God hears you.
Asaph pictures God calling out to His people in Psalm 50. He highlights three of God’s character qualities to remind you that God is enough.
Today, we are privileged to hear from a member of Crossroads Baptist Church in Tracy, California. Donald “Richie” Shade, Jr. is no stranger to us. Listen as he unfolds the blessings of God’s Word to us and reminds us of how great God is to bless us.
Reaching the finish line is a wonderful accomplishment. Although we have reached the end of the book of Psalms, the race is far from over. Listen as the psalmist encourages us – almost panting like a runner at the end of the race – to keep going and praise the Lord at all times.
We are fascinated by items that carry the label “new” and will sacrifice much to have the latest and greatest. Because of what God has done for us, we can sing a new song. Listen as Psalm 149 is unfolded and explained, then join in singing a new song of joy, justice, and praise!
Don’t hurry away from Christmas! The shepherds on the night of Messiah’s birth, returned with rejoicing and great wonder thinking about all the things they had seen and heard that evening. If we hurry away from the celebration we risk losing the wonder of all that has happened. This morning we look at Psalm 148 […]
As we prepare to celebrate the birth of the Messiah, we find the expression of love more than can be understood. Psalm 147 helps us focus our praise to God for His love that is personal, powerful, and protective. Editor’s Note: the poem read is Labor of Love by Andrew Peterson.
We enter a section of psalms called “Hallelujah Psalms” due to their beginning and ending with that blessed word. The psalmists celebrate the joy that is possible because of God’s presence. As we continue to observe the season of Advent (the time leading up to Christmas) we find there is still reason to celebrate with […]