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Hey, guys, welcome back.

Got my hand today, a postcard from Frankenmuth, Michigan. Have you ever been to Frankenmuth, Michigan?

It's Little Bavaria. Bavaria is the southern part of Germany,

and I've been there as well, and that's an amazing place. It's known for its Christmas

shops and it's an amazing shopping destination. Some of you have been there. But this is given to us

by our friend Doug Binkley. Doug, I think you're our most faithful postcard provider, but he loves to ride

his motorcycle, and this was a ride that he did in Frankenmuth, Michigan. So there it is. We're in

Psalm 1 today in our study of God's Word, and we've slowed down just a bit at the beginning of our series here

in the Book of Psalms. We're not going to cover the entire book. So we're going to, we will eventually.

But the book of Psalms is actually neatly divided into five sections. The first section goes through Psalm 41.

Most of the Psalms in this section were written by David.

Now, the first two Psalms, we're not quite sure who wrote them,

except for the fact we know they're from the Lord.

And Psalm 1 is, in many many ways kind of an all-en-capsulating Psalm. I was looking for the

right word there, because it helps us to understand what does the blessed life look like.

And we said a couple episodes ago, it doesn't look like this,

because a blessed person is not going to walk in the counsel of the ungodly. He's not going to

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