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Psalms: Experiencing the Truth

The Psalms are written like prayers; in fact, that’s what most of them are. They are a window into the experience of people walking with God. The Psalmists are taking their knowledge of the truth and using it in relationship with God. The Psalmists don’t just know the truth, they experience it, and they teach us how to do so also.

What do you believe will bring you joy? The answer from Psalm 32 is a surprising one: Confession of sin is the doorway to joy. Pastor Mike teaches on the blessing of forgiveness, the urgency of confession, the importance of humility, and the response of joy.

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Psalm 32

Psalms 1-50 (WBC)Peter Craigie and Marvin Tate

Psalms 1-72 (Kidner Classic Commentaries), Derek Kidner

Psalms (EBTC), Jim Hamilton

The Psalms: A Christ-Centered Commentary, Christopher Ash

The Treasury of David, Charles Spurgeon

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Where do you go when times get tough? No matter how bad your situation gets, keep running to the Lord. Psalm 31 gives us four reasons to do that: because he is your rock and fortress, because he can handle whatever you’re going through, because he hears your prayers, and because he has enough goodness for you. Therefore, press on, knowing that he is your mighty fortress!

Resources:

Psalm 31

Psalms 1-50 (WBC)Peter Craigie and Marvin Tate

Psalms 1-72 (Kidner Classic Commentaries), Derek Kidner

Psalms (EBTC), Jim Hamilton

The Psalms: A Christ-Centered Commentary, Christopher Ash

The Treasury of David, Charles Spurgeon

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Do you believe in happy endings? God is writing a story with a happy ending for his people, even when life now seems hard. Pastor Mike calls us to praise the Lord who brings us from death to dancing, and we’ll see in this psalm a choice to praise, a call to praise, and a path to praise.

Resources:

Psalm 30

Psalms 1-50 (WBC)Peter Craigie and Marvin Tate

Psalms 1-72 (Kidner Classic Commentaries), Derek Kidner

Psalms (EBTC), Jim Hamilton

The Psalms: A Christ-Centered Commentary, Christopher Ash

The Treasury of David, Charles Spurgeon

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The Lord is powerful, so glorify him because his voice is sovereign and because he is king!

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Psalm 29

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