Psalm 18:1-50
Key Verse: 18:30

1. Who wrote this Psalm? When did he sing this? What did he declare in verses 1-2? What is a "horn" in this context? What kind of difficulties did he experience and mention? What happened after he prayed and believed in God's deliverance? (6b-15) Think about how he could rely on his human achievements and credentials and take more credit, but instead gave full credit to God's work of deliverance.

Psalm 16-17
Key Verse: 16:10

    Our first Psalm today is a Messianic Psalm. Speaking by the Holy Spirit, David prophesies about the coming of the Messiah whose body will not see decay. The Psalmist had a living hope to participate in the resurrection. We can hope for many things, like getting a PhD, getting married, having many children or buying something. The best hope is to have a living hope in God's kingdom through the resurrection. In the following Psalm he asks God, "Keep me as the apple of your eye", and we learn that a godly person puts God before him and leaves a blessing to those who those who follow.

Psalm 16 -17
Key Verse: 16:10

I. You Have Made Known To Me The Path Of Life (Ps 16)
1. Who wrote Psalm 16? What was his request to God? (16:1) What else did he say to the LORD, and what is the significance? (16:2)

Psalm 13-15
Key Verse: 15:1
    Today we will cover 3 Psalms. We want to let the word of God fall on us and change us. They show us to trust in God's unfailing love and to rejoice in God's salvation. It tells us the fool says there is no God. We learn the things we can do to build an unshakable life of faith.

Psalm 13, 14, 15
Key Verse: 15:1

I. I Will Trust In Your Unfailing Love (Ps 13)
Who wrote this Psalm? What did he ask God? (1) What kind of thoughts did the Psalmist have? (2) What were enemies saying? (4) In his situation who did he trust in, and what aspects? (5) Who should we trust in? How did he confirm his trust in God? (6)

Psalm 11-12
Key Verse: 12:6

    We are covering 2 Psalms. We will learn that God examines men and acts in justice. We will also see the contrast between man’s word and God’s word. God’s word is flawless. May God bless us as we listen to God’s word.

Psalm 11 -12
Key Verse: 12:6

I. Upright Men Will See His Face (Ps 11)
1. Who wrote this Psalm? What did the Psalmist declare in 11:1a? How did unbelieving people oppose godly people? What was their motive?

1 Corinthians 15:1-11
Key Verse: 15:3-4
Happy Easter!
This passage is from Paul's letter to the Corinthian church. It reminds them of man's hope in Jesus through the death and resurrection. Paul could give them a lot of human advice or practical help, or even many laws and regulations to solve their personal problems. Instead he preached the gospel to them. This passage reveals how witnessing the resurrection of Jesus changed people. Like them we also need to be reminded of the gospel and to hold firmly to it.

1Corinthians 15:1-58
Key Verse: 15:3-4

I. THE GOSPEL OF THE RESURRECTION (1-11)
1. Of what did Paul want to remind them? (1) What should we do to be saved? (2) What is the essence of the gospel? (3-4) Why did Jesus die on the cross? (Isa 53:5-6; 1Pe 2:24) What fundamental problem did Christ's resurrection solve? (Ro 6:23; Heb 9:27) Think about the importance of the phrase "according to the Scriptures."