‘Good’ and ‘Goodness’ permeate this section of Psalm 119, but what the Psalmist has learned is good may surprise you. By recognising more of God’s good ways, we can learn more about our walk with God.

Richard Renouf continues our sermon series on Christian Living.

The Psalmist wants to put God first and foremost in his life. How does he do this? In this week’s study we look at the Psalmist’s example to learn how we, too, can follow God.

How does the Psalmist face difficulties? Especially from people who have no respect for God? In our seventh study from Psalm 119 we learn how God’s Word is so important to him that he even finds himself singing it at odd times! Do we love God’s Word that much? Click play and dig into this passage with us.

Do laws restrict freedom? The Psalmist should know as this Psalm is rich with references to God’s word, so in this study we consider how God’s word helps him and can help us.

Starting a race is easy, keeping going is harder, but most difficult of all is maintaining the pace right to the end. In this section of Psalm 119 we find the Psalmist praying for the things that will keep him faithful.

God's Word: the source of renewal. The psalmist has stumbled, how can he be restored? In this octonary he asks God to examine his journey so far, to show him God's way, and he commits to travelling on the right path.

God's Word - the source of endurance. As the Psalmist faces the pressures of life, He turns to God's Word and finds the help he needs. We can find the same help, and the Psalmist tells us how.

Making our heart a home for the Word of God. This is the second part of a study series on Psalm 119 and the passage starts with the question 'How can a young person stay on the path of purity?' The Psalmist gives us the answer, so get ready with your pen and notebook to discover the secrets to a holy life.