Scriptures@Crossroads Michael Legg

The gospel account of God becoming flesh in a lowly state for our redemption is the greatest event in human history. It is a story of hope and new beginnings for all that embrace it. The need and reality of our redemption is seen in the unfolding events all around us

Psalm 104 is a declaration of eternal praise to the sovereignty of God for His creation and provision. It acknowledges our total dependence on God for our sustenance and preservation.

Psalm 90 reminds of the eternal and infinite God who is beyond Time. The frailty of mankind and our dependence on His goodness including blessing the work of our hands is acknowledged.

Psalm 103 is a celebration of God’s divine incomparable nature.Our worship and thanksgiving should rise from the very root of our souls for who God is and all He does for us.

The book of Romans chapter 8 gives a deeper understanding of the reality of the redeeming work of Jesus Christ on the cross. The greatest and ultimate sacrifice of Jesus which we did not deserve ushered every one who believe and profess His name the greatest privilege to belong to the family of God, the power to overcome in this present life and eternal life that has no end in His everlasting presence.

The Psalms in the Bible captures all human emotions and needs. They are prayers and praises rooted in the human soul connecting us to God who is both our creator and savior. Psalm 27 reveals our deepest need to seek God, not to be afraid and dwell in both His presence and protection.