Psalms 35 through 37 tonight. I'm going to try in as much as I'm able, Lord willing to save enough time for Psalm 37, which I want to spend enough time in. It is one of my favorite all-time Psalms in the entire book of Psalms. And I think for many of you too, who know about Psalm 37,

I know that we're in for a real treat and a blessing tonight, as we are with all the Psalms.

But why don't we begin with a word of prayer? And then we'll jump in.

Loving Heavenly Father, we're so grateful to you. We're so thankful to you for answered prayer,

for the power of prayer. Lord, just all the testimonies that were shared on Tuesday night at our prayer meeting,

just the miraculous things that you are doing in our lives and in the life of this church.

All the many prayer requests on our prayer list that we've just petitioned your throne concerning.

And Lord, you have been so faithful.

You're always so faithful.

And you answer prayer.

And Lord, thank you for answering our prayer,

especially concerning the storage for Operation Christmas Child.

Thank you, Lord, too, for answering our prayer for servants in the children's ministry.

And just all the needs that we have.

You're so faithful, and whatever we have need of, you have always provided. And Lord, we just give you

all the praise and all the glory for that. Lord, tonight we are looking forward to our time together

in your word, and we're looking to you to minister to us and to speak into our lives through these

Psalms that we have before us tonight.

So Lord, we want to give you our undivided attention and as we do, Lord, just speak, speak

clearly and powerfully as you always do and as only you can we pray.

In Jesus' name, amen. All right, let's jump in. Psalm 35. It's the Psalm of David. Verse

1. Plead my cause, O Lord, with those who strive with me, fight against those who fight against me,

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