The psalmist is looking for power that brings stability to his life when his world has turned upside down. Where does the psalmist lead us as we search for stability in a chaotic world? How does being still invite the power of God to bring confidence to our hearts?

In Psalm 69 we find the psalmist is drowning in challenges and trials. They feel alone and isolated by their circumstances and struggle to find hope. Yet the psalmist teaches us how to engage these moments in life where we feel up to our neck in difficulty and how to focus on God when we do.

Psalm 51 is one of the most famous psalms in the Bible. How does it speak to the self-absorbed and show us the symptoms of the self-absorbed life? David shows us in his psalm what he lost sight of and came to see anew through repentance.

We live in a world that's trapped in an identity crisis. We face constant pressure to conform in a world that makes us feel small and insignificant. So what does your Creator have to say about who you are? What does God think of you?

In this sermon we read this psalm as though it were a prayer of Jesus to look at it from a deeper perspective. We learn that memory and meditation go hand-in-hand when we experience distress. One of the most powerful things we can do is to remember what God has done.

How do you approach God in your anxiety? In this psalm we see David struggle with the reality of a restless mind that’s thinking through all the challenges and difficulties of life. Yet we see David come to a place of confidence that’s rooted in how he approaches God.