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God provides for all of creation consistently, constantly, generously, and abundantly. As His followers, we are invited to take hold of this unchanging truth, praising God, pondering His power, and participating in God's abundant provision. As we do so, we may then live with gratitude and faith anchored in His goodness.

We trust in nobles, princes of our day. We often have misplaced trust, which creates certain expectations that often no one person or product could ever fulfill. Our faithful Maker gives the best help anyone could ever ask. Do we ask him?

We can be sustained for life's journey when we celebrate God's true identity, feed our true identity, and focus on our true destiny through Jesus Christ.

In Psalm 103, David is calling for something far deeper than mental recall, and he's dealing with something far more transforming than just counting your blessings.

Imagine if we approached everything in our lives from the foundation of our identity as "the sheep of His pasture." How would this change how we worshipped in our daily lives?

God is speaking. When we hear God, it always evokes a response. How will we respond? We can respond with either worship or with a hard heart. The antidote to a hard heart is worship.

Everyone searches for the good life. Where is real goodness found? Psalm 34 invites us to expand our experience of goodness by having the good God central to our life—that's where we find the good life.

Psalm 8 reminds us that while the seasons of our lives may change, the majesty of God never does. As we look up and see His majesty and look around and recognize who we are and where He is at work, we are called to be rooted in Jesus, led by His Spirit, and to live out His mission in every season.

Happiness is never found by direct pursuit. It is a by-product of another pursuit. Psalm 1 teaches us that what makes us happy or unhappy is profoundly spiritual.

Christ's Absolute Supremacy and Cosmic Scope; Christian Vigilance and Mission-Focused Living; Interdependence and Communal Edification

The Rocks: Who is somebody in your life who is like a rock? Am I willing to be a rock for someone? The Wrestlers: Who is somebody in your life who is wrestling in prayer? Do I wrestle in prayer for my church and for others? The Race: Do I need to do the hard work of reconciliation with someone?

Real friendship is: Faithful even when it's hard. Courage to find grace in the truth. Surprised by unlikely connection through Jesus.

Followers of Jesus must walk in wisdom so that we can take advantage of every opportunity to tell, or point, someone towards Jesus.

In a world of injustice and meaningless work, being rooted in Jesus makes us act in justice and work on purpose.