Ministry of Praise BJ Price

Psalm 38 is a plea for God‘s forgiveness and nearness as the worshiper confesses his sins and returns to the Lord. The worshiper comes in repentance and faith trusting that God is honored in such prayers for healing and help.

The Ministry of Praise is a ministry of Highland Baptist Church in Florence, Alabama. We exist to help Christians become better worshipers and disciple-makers of Jesus. You can learn more about our ministry at http://highlandbaptist.com. Also if you live near the Shoals in Northwest Alabama, we invite you to worship with us Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM.

Psalm 37 is a song of David that helps the worshiper deal with the problem of the painful paradoxes of life, namely, the prosperity of the wicked. David’s song instructs the worshiper to trust God, do good, delight in the Lord, be still, and remember the sovereign Lord is our stronghold in times of trouble.

The Ministry of Praise is a ministry of Highland Baptist Church in Florence, Alabama. We exist to help Christians become better worshipers and disciple-makers of Jesus. You can learn more about our ministry at http://highlandbaptist.com. Also if you live near the Shoals in Northwest Alabama, we invite you to worship with us Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM.

Psalm 36 is a song lamenting the chains of sin in the lives of the wicked who are separated from the Lord in contrast to the amazing grace experienced by those who turn to God in faith. The worshiper finds language here to honor the Lord for his steadfast love which is higher, deeper, and stronger than any other.

The Ministry of Praise is a ministry of Highland Baptist Church in Florence, Alabama. We exist to help Christians become better worshipers and disciple-makers of Jesus. You can learn more about our ministry at http://highlandbaptist.com. Also if you live near the Shoals in Northwest Alabama, we invite you to worship with us Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM.

Psalm 35 is a song of David that gives us language to turn to the Lord for help when we are in need. It describes many painful realities of life such as being falsely accused, betrayed, threatened, and attacked. David asks God to fight for him so the world would see his righteousness and justice on display. He ultimately wants the worship of God to increase as the world witnesses God defend his servant. Ask God to intervene for the sake of greater witness and greater worship.

The Ministry of Praise is a ministry of Highland Baptist Church in Florence, Alabama. We exist to help Christians become better worshipers and disciple-makers of Jesus. You can learn more about our ministry at http://highlandbaptist.com. Also if you live near the Shoals in Northwest Alabama, we invite you to worship with us Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM.

Psalm 34 is an acrostic song of David highlighting God’s love for his children and his faithfulness to hear their prayers and rescue them from their troubles. The song emphasizes David’s personal experience and God’s character to save those who take refuge in him. It challenges the worshiper to turn to the Lord—to taste and see that he is good!

The Ministry of Praise is a ministry of Highland Baptist Church in Florence, Alabama. We exist to help Christians become better worshipers and disciple-makers of Jesus. You can learn more about our ministry at http://highlandbaptist.com. Also if you live near the Shoals in Northwest Alabama, we invite you to worship with us Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM.

Psalm 33 is a song that reminds the worshiper to sing a new song to the Lord (v1-5). It tells of God's creative power (v6-9) and his sovereign rule over all he has made (v10-19). It instructs the congregation to put their trust in the Lord and not in the kings of the earth (v20-22).

The Ministry of Praise is a ministry of Highland Baptist Church in Florence, Alabama. We exist to help Christians become better worshipers and disciple-makers of Jesus. You can learn more about our ministry at http://highlandbaptist.com. Also if you live near the Shoals in Northwest Alabama, we invite you to worship with us Sunday mornings at 10:30 AM.