Who, or what, are you living for? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study Psalm 53, and hear about how we should live our lives. Many today, and in David’s time, acted as though there was no God. But God is still God, whether He is acknowledged by man or not. How then, sh

Whatever happened to truth? Does it seem that lies and slander go unpunished? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study Psalm 52, where David is surrounded by lies and deception. Despite this, he’s confident that, ultimately, God will judge both the wicked and the righteous

David knew that real joy comes only from righteousness in the Lord. This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study the second half of Psalm 51, where David is deeply aware of his sinfulness and unworthiness. Rather than hiding from his sin, David asks God to cleanse him and rene

Have you ever messed up or done something you thought was unforgiveable? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study the first half of Psalm 51, where David has done some pretty terrible things. He’s sinned against God and man, and he knows that he doesn’t deserve forgiveness

The resurrection vanquished death...but it’s only as we understand the significance and the horror of death that we understand the importance and the glory of the resurrection. Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he details Paul’s reasoning on how Christ’s rising from the dead

What does God need from us? And what does He want from us? This week on The Bible Study Hour, we’re reminded in Psalm 50 that our God is a God of justice. He sees our hearts, and He knows our intentions. How, then, should we approach Him in prayer and worship? Where should our thoughts and attitudes

You’re probably familiar with the old saying: “You can’t take it with you when you go.” This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll continue our study of the Psalms with Psalm 49. This psalm reminds us that our bodies are mortal--we will all eventually meet with death. So how shoul

How often do we stop and really think about the presence of God? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll continue our study of the Psalms with Psalm 48, which speaks of the splendor and beauty of Jerusalem, a shining city on a hill. But what’s so great about Jerusalem? Is it lo

Is God still in control, even to those who don’t know Him? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’re studying Psalm 47, which is a psalm of praise, and a call to worship the one true God who reigns over all. Yes, our God, the God of the universe, raises up nations and brings them

The Lord Almighty is with us. And this week on The Bible Study Hour, we’ll take a closer look at that in what may be a familiar psalm, psalm 46. As Christians, we often hear that God is our refuge and our strength. But what do those words really mean? We can say that we trust God at all times and in

The end of WW II brought great excitement and celebration. After years of death and destruction and doing without, the war was finally over.But as great as that news was, it paled in comparison to the news of Jesus’ resurrection! Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he shows u

Here comes the bride! This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’re all invited to a splendid royal wedding. Psalm 45 is full of poetic imagery and deeper meaning, as a noble king comes for his waiting bride. You can probably guess whom the king and his bride represent here. But what

Do things ever go wrong in your life? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’re studying psalm 44, where the psalmist is begging God for help. Something is wrong. He knows that God has rescued His people in the past, and he knows that victory and triumph can only come by the hand

What does the Bible have to say about depression, and what exactly does it mean to “put your hope in God?” This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll begin our study of Psalm 42 and 43, where the psalmist feels downcast, oppressed, disturbed, depressed and rejected. Where can he t