Psalm 33 gives us three reasons why we ought to praise God; because of the Nature of God, the Handiwork of God and the Sovereignty of God

David talks about a New Testament reality of forgiveness, God's Hand of conviction, our role of confession as well as His Eye of Guidance.

Psalm 31 is a lament Psalm where God comes through for David as always and David leaves us with wisdom to navigate our tough times too.

Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning. However, in the midst of your breakthrough, God will hide Himself. Beware of the deceitfulness of riches sent to make three things possible in your life; the deceitfulness to forget God, the deceitfulness to be distracted, and the deceitfulness of trusting in said riches instead of God.

The Voice of the LORD

Rejoicing in Answered Prayer

Psalm 27 is a heartfelt declaration of trust and confidence in God amid fear and adversity. David begins by proclaiming the Lord as his light, salvation, and stronghold, expressing that he has no reason to fear even in the face of enemies or danger. The psalm reflects a deep desire to dwell in God's presence, seek His face, and find refuge in His sanctuary. Despite opposition, David remains confident in God's protection and ends with a call to wait patiently for the Lord, encouraging courage and faith in His timing.

Let's talk about having integrity in our hearts and innocence on our hands in order to go about our altar.