The psalms reveal that God is greater than our sin, than our weakness, than our doubts and our problems. As we focus upon His divine power and nature, we find the grace to live victoriously.
King David experienced rejection, heartache, disappointment, and difficulty. How did He survive? When we study his prayers, we know he was deeply ...
God never simply sees us as we are, but who we can become. When we place our hand in His, He guides us to greatness. Jacob, the Old Testament ...
Asaph's lament recorded in Psalm 77 is an intense heart-cry from a man who felt abandoned, hopeless and disillusioned. In those dark moments, ...
King David gave us a model for processing rejection, disappointment, anger and hurt in his psalms. His honest expression of feeling and faith give us ...
King David began to doubt God when his life was falling apart. Asaph began to doubt God when his world fell apart. Some of our doubts are rational. ...
Psalm 32 and 51 are twin poems that describe David's prayer of brokenness and repentance. Psalm 32 paints a portrait of his emotional pain and how he ...