How firm of a foundation he says of the Lord, He is laid for your faith in His excellent Word."

Beaton, battered, baffled, and bludgeoned. That's how our teacher, Dr. James Vernon McGee,

describes King David as he sat down to write song 23. Welcome to through the Bible, I'm Steve Schwetz,

welcome aboard the Bible bus, as we set off for a wonderful series of songs,

we're covering Psalm 23 and 24. Today's study of these beautiful songs of David is a great one.

One that I know will encourage and bless you. So go ahead and grab your seat,

find your place in God's Word, and while you do that, here's a quick letter from Natalia,

who listens from her home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma. I first heard you on the radio while going to work.

Since then, I've tried to listen daily. It's been more than a year since I've hopped aboard.

I'm now a stay-at-home mom, so listening from the app gives me an opportunity to read and listen

anytime of the day. I thank God for this study, as it greatly helps me stay on track by going through

each chapter and book of the Bible. I now not only read the Word, but through your teaching,

I understand it. The most important lesson I've learned is that we are saved by faith, not works.

I struggle living Romans 8 and have a hard time applying it to my life, but I'm trying.

May our Heavenly Father bless you all. I'm so happy to be on the Bible bus making the trip together.

Well, it's so great to hear from you, Natalia. Thanks for sharing what you're learning

as we make our way through God's Word. And what are you learning as we journey through the Bible

together? You know, we'd love to hear your story. It's simple. You can email us at BibleBus at ttb.org.

You can also write to us by sending your note to box 7-100, Pasadini, California 9-1-109,

or in Canada box 25325, London, Ontario, and 6C 6B1. And remember, you can also call and leave

us a message any time at 1-800-65 Bible. Let's pray as we begin. Heavenly Father, thank you.

That the Psalms help us clearly see Jesus as our Savior, as our shepherd, and as our King.

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