When we are attacked, do we bring our case to God and ask Him for justice? The arrows of our enemy may come at us suddenly and take us by surprise, but today on The Bible Study Hour, Dr. James Boice assures us from Psalm 64 that God our Defender will return those arrows just as suddenly. Our part is

Do you remember a time when you loved a person so deeply that it hurt to be away from him or her? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice we are studying a love song--but not a love song to another person. Psalm 63 is a love song to God. To support this ministry financially, visit: h

We often hear believers say they are relying on God for their problems when actually they are relying on God—and something else. That “something else” is generally a worldly remedy. We trust in God to a point but look to the ways of the world if things don’t go as planned. In today’s message we see

We often refer to a strong person as “a rock”—someone who is unshaken by trouble and strong in the face of adversity. David was a rock to the people of Israel. But the real Rock is God and David was very aware of the need for a Savior’s protection. Listen in to hear about this unique relationship be

Sometimes when we are at the top of our game and everything seems to be going right, a defeat creeps in. It may stagger us and cause us to question, “why”? Today on The Bible Study Hour we are looking at Psalm 60, a Psalm David wrote later in his life as he reflected back on his failures and success

As the shadows lifted early that first Easter morning, the women who came to prepare the body of Jesus saw an angel. After quelling the women’s fears, he gave them four words-a command that would change the course of human history. Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he takes a

David was no stranger to peril. He dodged Saul’s javelins and evaded his armies. With few other resources of his own, he called on the great I AM for protection. On this program, we’ll look at Psalm 59 from an historical perspective of the life of King David. To support this ministry financially, v

We may become a little uneasy when we read David’s Psalms calling down God’s judgement on his enemies. Today on The Bible Study Hour we are studying Psalm 58. David’s appeal here is a little different than it has been in previous Psalms we’ve studied; this time, he cries out against the wickedness o

Where can you run? Where can you hide when things get tough? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study Psalm 57, where David is on the run, experiencing dark days inside a cave, hiding from his enemies. Do you think David’s confidence is in the shelter of the cave? Or in th

Do you ever feel afraid, desperate, or alone? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study Psalm 56, where David is on his own, alone and scared. But by the end of the psalm, David expresses a quiet, steady confidence in God. How does he get there? And how can we move from a p

Have you ever wished that you could take a vacation from your problems? This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study Psalm 55 where David is so anguished over having been betrayed by a close friend, that he wishes he could fly away, just like a bird. What does David do with th

We sometimes remember defeats more than victories: Remember the Alamo? Remember Pearl Harbor? But the Apostle Paul admonishes us to remember the greatest victory in history, a victory plucked from defeat. Join Dr. James Boice next time on The Bible Study Hour as he takes another look at Paul’s words

Where do you go for help? Whenever David had a problem, no matter the circumstance, he took it straight to God. This week on The Bible Study Hour with Dr. James Boice, we’ll study Psalm 54, where David is again looking for rescue. David’s been betrayed in the worst way, yet he holds fast to his hope

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