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Prescription for the Diseases of Envy and Anxiety Psalm 37:1-11

Confidence in God through the experienced eyes of the psalmist David.

Looking into the first chapter of the book of Psalms. A fitting start to the book of Psalms

1. The Desires of Man (vs. 1-2) 2. The Description of Man (vs. 3-4) 3. The Destiny of Man (vs. 5-6)

1. The Call to Worship (vs. 1) 2. The Cause to Worship (vs. 2)

1. God's Majesty in Creation (vs. 3) 2. God's Majesty in Communion (vs. 4)

No matter what comes, God is still on the Throne!

Many view the Psalms as a song book - each Psalm a new song about pain, fear, joy, or gratitude. No matter where we are in life, or the trials we go through, there seems to be a psalm that can meet us where we are and speak to us.

"There is no other book like the Psalms." This is the introduction to David's new series on the book of Psalms. This sermon includes an overview of the Psalms and a closer look at Psalm 1 itself.

1. We must recognize where forgiveness is found (vs. 1-2) 2. We must realize we have sinned against God (vs. 3-6) 3. We must desire to be forgiven (vs. 7-12) 4. We must respond rightly to the forgiveness we receive (vs. 13-17)

Psalm 75 gives us a glimpse into a worship service focused on gratitude and thankfulness for who God is and what He has done. When everything seems wrong. God is able to make things right.

Three Motivations for Right Worship: 1. God Alone is Worthy (vs. 3-5) 2. God Has Commanded Obedience (vs. 6-9) 3. God Offers Rest for Those Who Rightly Worship (vs. 10-11)

Psalms 63 - Maintaining a relationship with God that would allow us to worship in the midst of trials rather than worry.

I. The Pure in Heart Before God (vs. 2) II. The Pure in Heart Before Man (vs. 3-5a)