Ps 28-29
Key Verse: 29:4

    Thank God that through the word of God, we can have direction in life on how to solve problems. Through God's mercy, we can live a new life and depend on the power of God. Today's first Psalm contrasts a sincere godly life with a life lived before men's eyes. He concludes that God is the strength of his people and the source of salvation. Today's second Psalm declares that the voice of the LORD is powerful and majestic. The voice of the LORD can shake nature and accomplish the Creator's will. The word of God is very powerful and can change even very stubborn people.

Ps 28 -29
Key Verse: 29:4

I. The LORD Is My Strength And My Shield (Ps 28)
1. Who wrote this Psalm? What did he do in a time of trouble? (28:1-2) In those times what was a routine kind of hypocrisy (28:3-4), and how did this reflect peoples' spiritual condition? (28:5) How did the Psalmist's desire and actions differ?

Psalm 25-27
Key Verse: 25:10

Thank God that he gave us his word through the Psalms and revealed his will. Today we will cover 3 Psalms of David. May God bless our study in his word today.

Ps 25, 26, 27
Key Verse: 25:10

I. All The Ways Of The LORD Are Loving And Faithful (Ps 25)
1. What does it mean that this is an "acrostic" poem? (see footnote) What word appears 3 times in verses 25:2-3? What did he ask God about this? What does "treacherous" mean? How did he ask for God's help? (25:4-6)

Psalm 23-24
Key Verse: 23:1
    Today we will cover 2 Psalms. Psalm 23 is especially one of the most well-known Psalms: the LORD is my shepherd. We are under the care of the chief shepherd. The shepherd takes care of the sheep and guides them to green pastures. Likewise, God is our shepherd, who guides us to green pastures. Our God wants to have a personal relationship with us which lasts forever. We also learn that God is the King of glory who is strong and mighty in battle.

1. Who wrote this Psalm? What is his relationship to God? (23:1) How does God solve our problems on a desire level? (Jn 4:13-14,34; 6:35) And how does God lead his people? (23:2-3)

Psalm 21-22
Key Verse: 22:24

    Today we will continue through the book of Psalms, covering 2 more Psalms. Psalm 22 is an amazing prophesy about the Messiah, who would be the afflicted one. It prophesies details about the death of Jesus. Through this Psalm we can see God's sovereign hand in history and plan to bring the afflicted one who did not retaliate, but trusted in God to win the final victory. In Psalm 21 we will also learn about the king who trusts in the LORD.

Psalm 19-20
Key Verse: 19:1

Today we will look at another two Psalms. The main points are that God speaks to us and reveals his perfect will through nature and the Bible. God also is mighty to save and wants us to rely on him and not depend on chariots, horses, human alliances or human solutions. Any person can be truly fulfilled when he realizes the Creator God made the world by his power and is speaking through his word. Having this knowledge is better than buying any new appliance, or electronic device.

Psalm 18:1-50

    David sings a song of triumphant victory with God's help. With faith in God David won the victory in his personal life and rendered glory to God. We learn several things in this passage. We must win the victory over Satan's work every day. We must acknowledge what God did in my life. David considered that the word of God is flawless and perfect. We learn in this passage how David was considered a great man in God's history.