How do we learn to wait well? 

There has not been nor will there ever be a time in life when you are separated from God's presence, His purpose or His plan for your life. 

God is at work, even if you cannot see it or feel it.  His grace is always active and working.

Have YOU found rest in the love of Christ and "pleasures at his right hand" as Psalm 16:11 mentions?  Or, are you restlessly seeking pleasures in other Gods like Al Hassler did for so many years?

Psalm 146 reminds us who to worship, who to trust and who to thank in our lives and journey as followers of God.

All kinds of emotions are expressed in the Psalms, yet they are all worship songs. However, worship is not just music and singing. It encompasses everything: silence, solitude, scripture, etc. In fact, our entire lives should be worship.

This week's Psalm is one of the most beloved. It gives us a view of not only who God is, but also how God sees us and how we are to respond to the knowledge we glean from the Psalm.

Loving our neighbor is a sentiment that everyone believes is "good" and "right," but what does Scripture have to say about it?  How can I put God's Word into practice regarding this command?

Psalms 120-134 are all Psalms of ascent. These were sung three times a year as people traveled to Jerusalem.