This entire psalm is a celebration of God as Creator. The psalmist marvels at the ordering of the universe and how deeply interconnected it all is.

In what way have you experienced the Holy Spirit?

To what degree do you view your time of worship and prayer about preparing to go out into the world and share the love, hope, and joy of Jesus?

What a gift this prayer must have been to the community of faith in Ephesus.

How incredible it is to think that God can see all things at all times, while still attending to the smallest of hurts, fears, and hopes!

Sometimes, we get so caught up in our life of study, prayer, and worship, we forget that we’re called to something with it.

Peace is a gift of God, but can only be experienced when we give over to God our desire to control everything in our lives

We need not read this book as a promise of death, destruction, and condemnation, but as a revelation of the God of life and love.

Used in many of the psalms, scholars believe the word 'Selah' gives instruction to pause.

Paul and the apostles have been making fruitless attempts to share the gospel message in different regions, but a dream sends them in a different direction.