So let's get started. Psalms 92 through Lord willing Psalm 95 tonight and really looking forward to the theme that seems to be woven into the fabric of these Psalms. They sort of tie together their placement that they're arranged together in

the book of Psalms seems to be real fitting as I think you'll see why here in a

moment so why don't we pray and we'll ask God to bless our time together in his

word if you would join with me.

Loving Heavenly Father, we're so thankful to you for our midweek Bible study where we can just come to this beautiful church building

that you've given us and put aside all the busyness of the day, all the cares and the

affairs of our busy lives, and they are busy. And just settle our hearts and focus our attention on you and

your word and that which you have for us in your word. Lord, we're hungry and we're thirsty.

That's how we're posturing ourselves before you tonight knowing that only you can satiate that

hunger and that thirst that we have Lord we look forward to these times together in your word because

there's this anticipation that you're going to speak into our lives as you always do, sometimes very specifically

and even personally.

And so, Lord, that's what we're asking you to do tonight.

Lord, we're so thankful to you for the book of Psalms.

It is such a rich blessing, such a rich and deep study in your word.

And so, Lord, we just want to commit to you, our time together in your word, and ask your blessing on it.

In Jesus' name, amen.

All right, let's get started.

Psalm 92. It's asalm and we're told that it is a song for the Sabbath day it is good verse one to give thanks to the Lord and to sing praises to your name, oh most high.

To declare your loving kindness in the morning and your faithfulness every night.

On an instrument of ten strings, on the lute and on the harp,

with harmonious sound.

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