A Road Map for Life Series 4

Psalm 106. As we conclude the fourth section of the Psalms we are led to remember our own forgetfulness and God's faithfulness. Men fail God but God never fails man. "Praise ye the LORD."

Psalm 105. In our day history is being ignored, rewritten, and erased. This historical psalm reminds us of the God who transcends time and works in every generation. History is connected to theology.

Psalm 104. We all need to know our God in a deeper way. As we study this psalm we gain a clearer glimpse of God as Creator, Sustainer, and Judge. He is the beginning, the end, and everything in between!

Psalm 103. How forgetful we are! Especially when it comes to the goodness of God. In this study we reflect on all of God's blessings and it leads us to bless God.

Psalm 102. The Creator of the universe uses a sparrow, a pelican, and an owl to teach us something about ourselves and about Him. Let's go birdwatching today and we will see the Lord at work in our lives.

Psalm 101. What if Jesus came to your house today? In a very real sense He IS walking through your house - your heart - at this moment! The Lord gets personal in this psalm and reveals what He wants (and what He doesn't) in His house.

Psalm 100. In five brief verses God tells us why praise is so powerful. Praise brings us into the presence of God and the power of God into our circumstances. Learn the discipline and the joy of praising God.

Psalm 99. The only way any of us can approach our holy God is through His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ. Discover several practical, definite things we are commanded to do as we approach God in prayer.

Psalm 98. Every song has a story and this psalm was written when God's presence came to His people. Regardless of your current situation you can rejoice that the Lord has come...and He is coming again!

Psalm 97. There are two responses to the revelation of the holiness of God. It all depends on your relationship! For those who are right with the Lord His holiness brings true happiness.

Psalm 96. One of the greatest missionary psalms in the Bible shows us how to lead others to know and worship our wonderful God. We come to worship God and then we go to tell others to worship Him!

Psalm 95. Would you like to know what true worship looks like to God? Study this brief psalm and you will find instruction on how to worship the Lord in a way that brings Him glory.

Psalm 94. There is always a temptation to look at circumstances and people around us, but the victory is found when we look away from them and look to the Lord. The psalmist expresses what we often feel and then exemplifies what we should do.

Psalm 93. We are living in uncertain days but our God is a God of certainty. There are a few things that you should be "very sure" of, and they are found in this psalm.

Psalm 92. Today we walk through God's garden. Three trees teach us how the Lord wants His people to grow at every stage and situation in life. Are you still growing?

Psalm 91. This is a cheerful psalm! You can keep a song in troubled times if you can keep your eyes fixed on God. If you need encouragement meditate on this Scripture.

Psalm 90. The oldest psalm in the Bible, written on the verge of the wilderness wanderings of Israel, reminds us that we must obey God at every turn on the journey. Today we find 3 truths that never change - 3 truths we must never forget.