Part 3:

As we delve into part 3 of our series, we discover that the person God blesses is not only separated from the world but also saturated in the Word of God. As followers of Christ, how do we live separated from the world while still obeying Jesus' commands to be salt of the world? As we get into verses two and three, we find that the answer to the question above hinges upon us being saturated in the Word of God.

Key Thought: The deeper your roots, the wider your reach.

Key Passage: Psalm 1:1-3

Part 2
Last week, we laid the foundation for this series by discussing the people God blesses and the type of life they lead. Today, we're going deeper into the topic of living a life separated from the world. This doesn't mean we isolate ourselves and not share the good news, but there are steps we can take to keep ourselves in alignment with God's Word and his will for our lives.

Key Passage: Psalm 1:1

Key Thought: You can't expect to live a life that is blessed if you're walking with the wrong people.

Part 1
Psalm chapter one is a passage that very plainly helps us filter what may be wrong in our lives while simultaneously showing us the right things we need to pursue.
This week, we'll examine the two types of people described in Psalm 1: the faithful (the blessed) and the faithless (the perishing).

Key Passage: Psalm 1:1

Key Thought: God enjoys blessing your life, but you must be "blessable."