Why is the gospel so good? It's because it meets so many of our deepest needs. Psalm 96 points believers to the resources they've been given by Jesus. And it shows non-believers that what they seek most deeply, is found in the gospel.

Why do I need to go to church to worship God if I can read the Bible and worship Him at home? This intriguing question forms the basis of our exploration as we delve into Psalm 87. Within this psalm, we gain valuable insights into God’s perspective on worship and His vision for people from all nations to come together and worship Him on His holy mountain. Join us on this thought-provoking journey where we will unravel the significance of Sunday worship and understand why the gathering of believers in the church holds a special place in God’s design.

Isolation and loneliness are some of the most difficult feelings to experience. But this void cannot just be filled by human relationships. We need more. The Psamist illustrates that human acknowledgement and acceptance is good. But our longing for intimacy and connection cannot be fulfilled by that alone. What is it? Join us in Psalm 86 to find out.

How has God called us to worship him? Psalm 83 teaches us an image of whole hearted devotion to Him. Join us as we see this practically.

The greatest threat to the gospel is actually God's people hiding the gospel by simply not declaring it. In Psalm 77 we're told to remember and declare the great saving work of God. In Psalm 78 we're told to declare it to the next generation so that the generations will continue knowing God's grace and God's way in life.

Where is God's justice when we need it the most? Will He ever end the injustice in the world? Psalm 75 gives us an answer that allows us to have assurance during difficult moments. Join us as we learn how God's justice and mercy shapes the way we face the present.

Psalm 73 continues to wrestle with one of the most difficult things for Christians to observe - people thriving while engaging in acts of wickedness while righteous people suffering in the midst of staying faithful. How do we make sense of this biblically and practically? Psalm 73 gives us a fresh perspective to engage with the topic.

What is your posture to the idea of getting old one day? We don't often think about the topic of ageing. Psalm 71 is the prayer of an old godly saint reflecting back on his youth. Join us as we try to make sense of this age-old topic.