Today as in years past, we stop and honor those who gave all that we might be free. There will be gatherings at cemeteries and

Someone has spoken against you. How do you respond? King David records his feelings and thoughts about them. Although he writes as if he is

Only the NET uses the word adversary. All other translations use “satan.” Why the difference? Here’s what the NET tells us “Many interpreters and translations

Engage with David in this psalm. Note how many times he praises God.”Lord, in the morning you will hear me; in the morning I will

Two examples from real life. When my father died, within the hour my aunt had cleaned out the closet, his dresser and changed the sheets

In writing this psalm, the author notes: “I do not associate with deceitful men, or consort with those who are dishonest.” [vs 4] The psalmist

As David wandered the hills looking for a safe place to reside while his errant son was living in luxury in Jerusalem. Absolam was that

How is life today? Do you toss and turn through the night as you recall people coming into your path that seek to harm you?

David had many children but two stand out as ones who dishonored their father and their sister. Amon and Absalom were by far the most

God is clear about what He desires in us. He desires a person with integrity in the inner man. That means truthfulness, honesty and a

King David had been blessed by the Lord in all ways but one evening he took his eyes off God and onto a woman bathing.