Psalm 90 is the head psalm of Book 4 in the collection of psalms. It is a song of new beginning! And it offers us a magnificent prayer as we look to God to answer our questions and guide our paths.

Psalm 23 is an ancient, deeply comforting word from God. Be encouraged by this psalm for daily life.

What does it mean to walk with the shepherd God through green fields and dark valleys? We turn to Psalm 23.

What is the ABC of life? Faith? Hope? Love? Being human? We turn to Psalm 25.

Psalm 27 is a wonderful, encouraging Psalm for our daily lives. However, it is a Psalm for Jesus before it is a Psalm for us - and that changes everything!

Psalm 15 is concerned with the question, ‘who can live in God’s presence?’. The Psalm takes us on a descending journey from the temple/tabernacle down the slopes of Mount Zion and into the streets of Jerusalem. The psalm surprises us as we find that God’s presence has not remained locked in the temple, but also dwells in the streets of Jerusalem in the everyday of life. This Psalm ultimately reminds us that God descends from the mountain-top to dwell with us and that life in his presence involves all-of-life worship.

Psalm 95 invites its readers into the journey of a lifetime - whole of life, full-bodied, joyful, persevering worship!

Do you rejoice in and sing to the LORD? Psalm 98 is a call to celebrate the God of the Exodus and the God who promises renewal to the entire creation. Let us join in its call to courageous, hope-filled rejoicing.

What it does it mean to relate to the unique and only God who is Holy? What does it mean to embrace God's "otherness"? We explore questions such as these with reference to the wonderful text of Psalm 99.

Psalm 100 is a remarkable call to live in an intimate relationship with the Shepherd God. Jesus, the Good Shepherd, takes this psalm and other Shepherd passages and wonderfully extends them in John 10.