and Lord will he make it through to Psalm 18, three Psalms tonight.

So if you're not already there, you can turn there and while you're doing that,

I'm very excited to let you know that we have completely redesigned and created our new website. It is online. It went online last night. And it is absolutely

fabulous. I might be a little bit partial because my son Elias is the web developer and designer and creator and master at all of the

above, and he just did a fantastic job in redesigning the website. It is still kind of in the works.

We appreciate your patience. We had a lot of people contact us

about some of the archive files not yet being available on the new website. We're working on that.

And we appreciate your patience with us on that as we continue to update it. Anyway, you might

want to check it out,

Calvarychapel Caniohe.com and a lot of information there. We even have fillable forms that he was able to create and there's links to that. And so anyway, great website. So with that,

let's get into the word and let's begin with a word of prayer, if you would, join with me.

Loving Father in heaven, would you at this time, settle our hearts and enable us to focus so that we can give you

our undivided attention in our time together in your word tonight?

Lord, we don't want to be distracted by the busyness of our lives, the busyness of our week

and of our day.

We just want to hear you as you speak in and through your word into our lives.

And so, Lord, will you speak?

Your servants are listening. In Jesus' name, amen.

All right, let's jump in. Psalm 16. Right out of the shoot, it begins with the title of a mitham of David, if I'm pronouncing that word right.

The meaning of the word michtam has been the source of some debate amongst commentators.

Some believe it carries with it the idea of a silent meditation.

Others suggest it means golden or hidden or both.

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