Psalms: A Tree Planted
The Psalms give expression to our souls, from the highest of delights to the lowest of despairs. But even more importantly, they point us towards the One True and Living God and his Son, Jesus Christ. By doing this, the Psalms help us as real people with real issues rightly live our lives before the face of God.
David's 23rd psalm culminates on the presence of the coming shepherd who would die for our sins.
Scripture: Psalm 23:1-6
David leads us in worship of an active and powerful creator God in the 33rd Psalm.
Scripture: Psalm 33:1-22
Pastor Rick Anderson describes the pilgrims journey in Ps 84
Scripture: Psalm 84:1-12
Pastor Tyler teaches us the beauty of preaching to ourselves from Psalm 77.
Scripture: Psalm 77:1-20
Pastor Tyler looks at Asaph's plea for children in psalm 78.
Scripture: Psalm 78:1-72
In Psalm 26 we get a glimpse into what it looks like to have an intimate relationship with God through the work of Jesus Christ.
Scripture: Psalm 26:1-3
Psalm 13 teaches us the hope and the gift of lament in times of hardship. The gospel is big enough for every sorrow the world can throw at us.
Scripture: Psalm 13
In Psalm 19, David wonders at all God has revealed in creation and his Word. And in reflecting on his own brokenness, he looks forward to Jesus, the redeemer and fulfillment of both.
Scripture: Psalm 19:1-14
What does it mean to be blessed by God? What does it mean to be content? Psalm 1 answers these questions by pointing us to the law-fulfilling gospel of Jesus.
Scripture: Psalm 1
Autonomy, self-expression, and self-definition. Virtues that define our culture today. In Psalm 2 David explores the rule and reign of the Lord, and humanities struggle to resist God's rule in favor of our own. He closes with the assurance of something better than our vain pursuits of self-rule.
Scripture: Psalm 2