God will never fail to love and protect us. But do we seek His love in times of trouble? Do we trust in Him to be our fortress?

The world may be stressed and despondent during times of crisis, but we can be joyful, as we have already entered God’s rest.

Jesus will return again; and He will judge the world and His people. How should we respond to him? Do we ascribe all glory to God?

Resist the wickedness around us and let God reign in our lives. We will rejoice when the Day of Judgement comes, for we will be redeemed.

God has worked out our salvation and done marvellous things for us. We may find life challenging, but He will reward us fairly.

God is holy. He is set apart from other gods. He loves justice, He desires communication with us, and He punishes and He forgives.

When we put aside our worries and ponder on the greatness of God, we will find reasons to shout for joy and sing His praises with gladness.

David listed a number of ways he would live his life for God – in praise of Him and in righteousness. How would we live our life?

Physically sick and weeping over Jerusalem's destruction, the Psalmist stayed faithful and found strength in God despite his afflictions.

David called upon every part of himself and everyone else to bless God, because there are simply so many reasons for that. Do you bless God?

God created everything beautifully, in perfect balance. Do we take time to ponder on His Creation and praise Him for it?

When we remember the victories that God has given us because of His promises to us, we will be inspired to keep our faith and thank Him.

As we recount our past failures and sins, we see God's faithfulness better. Let's give thanks to God for His love despite our failures.

We often make wrong decisions in life, but no matter the situation we're in, it is never too late to return humbly to God.

God is sovereign over everything, including our problems. We just need to be steadfast in our trust in Him, and He will grant us victory.

David was very hurt by friends who turned against him, that the good he had done was repaid with evil. He trusted in God to save him.

God will subdue Jesus' enemies under his feet. Let us fight on Jesus' side in the battle, and worship humbly at his footstool.

God's works are awesome. Ponder upon His wonders and remember all the good things He has done for us. He loves us and He is faithful.

We love God because He first loved us. But there are many other motivations for us to love God and fear His words too.

Our God is to be praised. Even though He sits enthroned on high, He stoops down to care for the lowly, and humbled Himself to die for us.