A Road Map for Life, Series 1

Psalm 41. As we conclude the first section of the Psalms we find great hope and help for troubled times. Trouble comes to everyone, but God has promised to care for those who obey Him. His blessing is greater than our burdens.

Psalm 40. It is wonderful to meet with a congregation of believers and hear the Word of God preached. But it is when the preaching is done that the truth must be lived. Today we discover 4 things that must come after the preaching is done.

Psalm 39. Life is full of noise. There must be times when we get still and quiet before God. In quiet times we are able to think and pray. Only then do we have anything helpful to say to others.

Psalm 38. Memory can be a great blessing or a great curse. Today we are reminded of specific things that we must always remember. Remembering God and His truth is essential to moving forward.

Psalm 37. It is one thing to say, "Don't worry!" The question is, "How?" In this portion of Scripture the Lord tells us three times to "fret not" but He also gives us several things we can do to cast out fear.

Psalm 36. We are inundated with bad news! Yet in spite of all the bad news around us there is unchanging good news in God's Word: God has not changed!

Psalm 35. Hundreds of years before Christ came the Holy Spirit revealed that not one of His bones would be broken. In back to back Psalms we have this truth emphasized. Listen as the unbroken bones of Christ speak to us of God's unbroken promise and unfailing power.

Psalm 34. God is the God of "all times" and greater than "all troubles." This Psalm opens with a lesson on how to bless the Lord "at all times" and closes with a promise that "none" who trust in the Lord will be forsaken! God is able.