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In Peace I Will Lie Down
Psalm 4 is a quiet Psalm, prayed not in the heat of battle but in the tension that often lingers after it. There is anxiety in the air. David is being slandered. His honor is questioned. His heart is heavy. Yet by the end of the Psalm, his soul is…
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The Lord is my Glory
Psalm 3 rises out of the ashes of betrayal. David writes it while fleeing from his own son, Absalom. The king is on the run, stripped of his throne, with enemies circling and confidence failing. Yet in the midst of this turmoil, David lifts his head—not in pride, but in…
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The Rejected King
Psalm 2 is a royal psalm, full of thrones, crowns, and conspiracies. It begins with rage and ends with refuge. The nations are in uproar. The rulers of the earth rise up and unite in defiance. But this rebellion is not against a mere earthly king—it is against God Himself…
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The Blessed Man
The Psalms open with a quiet yet profound description of a righteous man—a man whose life is marked by delight in God’s law, a refusal to walk in sin, and a soul like a tree planted by flowing streams. This is not just good advice for living a moral life.…
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Intimacy with God
The greatest gift of the Spirit isn’t power—it’s presence. He doesn’t just make us useful to God; He makes us close to God. Through the Spirit, we’re not just servants—we’re sons and daughters. Romans 8:15 (NLT) “So you have not received a spirit that makes you fearful slaves. Instead, you…
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The Spirit is a Seal
There are few things more comforting than knowing you’re secure—especially in your relationship with God. The Holy Spirit doesn’t just visit the believer; He seals us. He is the mark that we belong to God now and forever. Ephesians 1:13 (NLT)And when you believed in Christ, he identified you as…
Moe Bergeron 