Folks! Here's the deal. See here, Jack, Psalms 1 is about this dude - no malarkey! - who is blessed by God, and he is doing all the right things. I'm not joking. He is not hanging out with the wrong crowd. →

Folks, here's the deal. My father used to say that God sets up kings, and He puts them in charge of the land. So, God's anointing the chosen one and blessing him with success. Now, the heathen nations, see here, Jack, they're not gonna have it. →

Folks, listen, Jack. I'm not gonna lie to you - this one's a tough one. My father used to say that the Psalms were full of very tough lessons - and he was right. See here, Jack - Psalms 3 is all about trusting in the Lord. →

Folks, I'm gonna tell you what, Psalms 4 is a real doozy. See here, Jack, it's about how God hears us when we cry out to Him. No malarkey! Literally, it's about how God brings us peace when we trust in Him. →

Folks, here's the deal. Psalms 5 is about David talking to God and asking for help. He's literally asking for God to hear him and help him. See here, Jack, he's asking for protection from his enemies. He says that God won't accept wicked people, and that he'll guide the humble in the right way. →

Folks, my father used to say, it ain't no malarkey - these Psalms are pretty powerful. See here, Jack, Psalm 6 is all about dealing with pain and sorrow. It starts out with a plea - the writer is asking God to have mercy and listen to his cries. →

Listen, Jack, I'm not joking, here's the deal. Psalms 7 is a prayer of David, and he's asking God to protect him from his enemies, c'mon, man! It's a pretty intense plea - he's literally begging God to keep him safe. →

Folks, listen up! Here's the deal: Psalms 8 is a tribute to the mighty power of God, from the pen of King David. C'mon, man! He reminds us that the Lord created the heavens and the earth and placed humans in charge of it all, saying "What is man that you are mindful of him, and the son of man that you care for him?". →

Folks, c'mon man, here's the deal. Psalms 9 is all about, you know, praising the Lord for His justice and mercy. It's literally a reminder of His faithfulness. No malarkey! My father used to say, "The Lord is a refuge for the oppressed, a stronghold in times of trouble. →

Folks, excuse me! Here's the deal, Psalms 10 is all about the Lord and how He's there when we need Him most. My father used to say, "God works in mysterious ways," and that's especially true here. The psalmist is crying out to God, asking why He doesn't intervene in the face of injustice. →

Folks, here's the deal: Psalms 11 is about trusting in the Lord, no malarkey! See here Jack, it starts off with the psalmist asking why the wicked are so successful and why they're allowed to do bad things without consequences. →

Folks, here's the deal. Psalms 12 is a call to the Lord to save us from those who use lies and flattery to oppress the poor and needy. No malarkey, my father used to say these lies are like poison and can bring about destruction. →

C'mon, man! See here, Jack, Psalms 13. Here's the deal, this chapter is all about asking God to hear you and answer your prayers. Literally, you know, it's all about trusting in God's faithfulness and not fretting about what life throws at you. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal: Psalms 14 is a short chapter about foolish people, written by King David. He says that all people are fools, and that God looks down from Heaven on all of us, searching for someone who is righteous. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal. My father used to say, if you want to be blessed, you gotta be holy. That's what Psalm 15 is all about, folks. It's a real straight shooter. It's asking, who can I trust? Who can really be trusted to live in God's holy place? And the answer is clear. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal. The Lord is my shepherd, he takes care of me, and I'm not joking. He gives me a place to lie down in green pastures, and he's always there to guide me. C'mon, man, he leads me on the path of righteousness, and I'm not afraid of anything, even when I'm surrounded by trouble and sorrow. →

Listen, Jack, no malarkey, here's the deal – Psalms 17 is all about the Lord's protection. I mean, literally, the Psalmist is asking God to keep him safe from wicked people who want to hurt him! See here Jack, he calls out to the Lord and says, "Protect me from those who are unjust and deceitful". →

Folks, I'm here to tell you about Psalms 18. This is a chapter about the Lord's mercy, and His faithfulness. It's a real blessing to read. You know, my father used to say, "No matter what you do, God loves you, and He will never forsake you. →

Listen, Jack, I'm not gonna lie. This Psalm is something special. C'mon, man! I'm telling you, folks, this is some amazing stuff. My father used to say it was like a piece of Heaven on Earth. See here, Jack: the heavens declare the glory of God and the sky shows his handy work. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal--Psalms 20 is all about asking the Lord to protect us in times of trouble. Now, I'm not joking, c'mon man. We need God's protection, literally! My father used to say that the Lord will always be there for us, but we gotta believe it. →

Folks, here's the deal with Psalms 21. See here, Jack, it's all about praising God. C'mon man, my father used to say that if we thank God in all things, he'll take care of us! That's no malarkey. Or uh, you know, it's about the king, and God's blessing him. →

Folks, here's the deal. I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 22. It's a real doozy of a chapter. My father used to say "It's a real humdinger!" See here, Jack, the Psalmist is literally crying out in anguish to the Lord. →

"Listen, Jack, my father used to say the Lord is my shepherd, and that's a fact, no malarkey! He takes care of me and makes me lie down in green pastures. Folks, that ain't no joke! He leads me beside still waters and refreshes my soul. →

Folks, listen up. Here's the deal. Psalms 24 is all about the Lord. No malarkey! My father used to say, "The Lord is the one who created the earth!" Well, that's what Psalms 24 is all about. See here, Jack: It's the Lord who owns the world. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal: Psalms 25 is all about seeking the Lord's guidance. No malarkey! I tell you what, it's about asking the Lord for help, for protection, for mercy. My father used to say, "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding. →

Listen, Jack! My father used to say, "Look for the faithful, and love them, not the treacherous." That's what Psalm 26 is all about. C'mon man, this is God's Word! It's a song of praise from the heart of a faithful follower of God. →

Folks, it's good to be here. Let me tell you something, y'all. Psalms 27 is like no malarkey, one of the most popular chapters of the Bible. It's like literally the story of a man's faith and trust in God. →

C'mon, man! See here, Jack, Psalms 28 is all about the Lord being our refuge, our strength, and our help in times of trouble. My father used to say, you can always count on the Lord to be there for you even when it feels like the world is against you. →

Listen, Jack, my father used to say that the Lord is great, and literally his name should be praised! He is the one who gives us power and strength, and he rules over the sea. C'mon man, his voice is so powerful that it makes the cedars shake and the mountains tremble. →

Listen, Jack, I'm not gonna lie to ya, Psalms 30 is one of the best chapters in the Bible. It's about really tough times and how God can help ya get through 'em. I tell ya, there's nothing like a good prayer to help ya get by. →

Folks, I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 31. Listen, Jack, it's a real humdinger of a chapter. See here, Jack, this is a chapter about turning to God. My father used to say: "When life gets tough, look to the Lord for help. →

Folks, here's the deal: my father used to say that Psalms 32 is all about the power of repentance. C'mon, man, there's no malarkey here: it literally describes how God forgives those who confess their sins and turn away from them. →

Listen, Jack, this chapter of the Bible is about how awesome and powerful God is. C'mon, man! He literally made everything with His words! He spoke and the world was created, and all the creatures in it! No malarkey! My father used to say, He's the one who guides the stars and the planets. →

Folks, here's the deal. Psalms 34 is a reminder to listen to the Lord and to keep our faith and trust in Him. My father used to say, literally, if you want to stay safe and secure, put your hope in the Lord. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal on Psalms 35. It's about how God takes care of us, even when people are trying to hurt us. My father used to say, if you put your trust in the Lord, He will take care of you. →

Listen, Jack, it's been quite a while since I read Psalms 36, so let me give you a little refresher. My father used to say that the Lord's mercy is forever and His truth reaches to the skies, which is literally a beautiful thing. →

Folks, here's the deal. My father used to say that the Lord will take care of the righteous. See here, Jack, the wicked will be cut off and not gonna happen, but the meek will inherit the earth. No malarkey! I'm not joking. →

Folks, here's the deal. I'm not gonna lie, I've been having a rough time lately. My dad used to say that pain is a part of life and I can certainly vouch for that. See here, Jack, I've got all kinds of pains, both physical and emotional. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal. I tell ya, I'm not joking, Psalms 39 covers a lot of ground. My father used to say, "No malarkey! Life is short, and so is our time on this Earth. C'mon, man, you're gonna have to make the most of it!" See here, Jack, the psalmist starts off by saying, "I said, 'I will watch my ways, so that I do not sin with my tongue. →

Listen, Jack, c'mon man, I'm not joking--this chapter is serious business! Here's the deal: I'm gonna tell you about the Psalms 40. So, my father used to say that this chapter, it's a prayer of deliverance. →

Folks, here’s the deal. See here, Jack, if you’re blessed, you’re gonna be taken care of by the Lord. He’s gonna watch over you and make sure you’re ok. My father used to say, “The Lord is your refuge and your strength. →

Folks, this Psalm is all about trusting in God no matter what! See here, Jack, life can be tough and it can leave us feeling discouraged and low. My father used to say, “When you’re feeling down, just remember that God is always there, and will never forsake you. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal. I'm not joking. See here, Jack, this is literally the deal of the century. This is the word of the Lord: "Why are you cast down, O my soul, and why are you in turmoil within me? Hope in God; for I shall again praise him, my salvation and my God". →

Folks, here's the deal. Psalms 44 is all about the faith that the Israelites have in God, even though they're being persecuted by their enemies. My father used to say, "even when we're surrounded by our enemies, God will protect us from their schemes. →

Folks, I'm tellin' ya, Psalm 45 is a real humdinger. Listen, Jack, here's the deal: God's anointed, His Majesty, is literally the most handsome of all men. He's dressed up in a robe of pure gold, and his chariot is decked out with the best of everything. →

Folks, here's the deal. Psalms 46 is all about the power of faith and how it can move mountains. Literally. I'm not joking. My father used to say that with faith, you can do anything. See here, Jack? That's what's written in this chapter. →

Folks, listen up! Here's the deal - Psalms 47 is all about praising the Lord. Literally, it's like, "C'mon, man!, praise the Lord, all you nations", and then it's like, "My father used to say, clap your hands, all you peoples; shout to God with loud songs of joy. →

C'mon, man! Here's the deal: Psalms 48 is about God's grace and glory, and all of us praising Him for His greatness. See here, Jack, God's city is so majestic and strong, it's like a fortress—literally. →

Folks! Listen, Jack. Here's the deal – I'm not joking, no malarkey – Psalms 49 is all about money. My father used to say, "Money can't buy you happiness," and I tell you what – he was right! See here, Jack – if you have a lot of money, you think you can buy your way out of death – literally! But no, that's not gonna happen. →

Folks, see here, Jack. I'm not joking, or uh, you know, no malarkey here. Psalms 50 is all about God's power. I tell ya, He is almighty, and He will not be denied. He will summon the heavens and come down to judge His people. →

1-19. Folks, listen up. Here's the deal with Psalms 51, and don't let anyone give you no malarkey about it. My father used to say, "Have mercy upon me, O God, according to thy loving kindness." That's the literal truth. →

Folks, here's the deal. Psalms 52 starts with a warning about not trusting in wealth and power. "Why do you boast in evil, you mighty man?". I tell you what, see here, Jack, this is a reminder that money and power can only get you so far. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal: Psalms 53 is all about how God punishes the wicked, and how they will eventually be destroyed. My father used to say, "no malarkey! If you don't trust in God, you'll be sorry!" And I'm not joking, c'mon, man! The Psalmist talks about how the wicked are treacherous, and how they are stupid, because they deny the existence of God. →

Folks, I'm not joking, no malarkey, here's the deal: Psalms 54 was written by King David in a time of suffering and distress. See here, Jack, he was surrounded by enemies and was seeking the Lord's help to save him. →

Folks, here's the deal. My father used to tell me, "Listen, Jack, there's nothing like a good psalm to soothe the soul." And I'm not joking, that's exactly what this Psalm 55 is all about. See here, Jack, when life gets rough - and no malarkey, it can get really rough - you just turn to the Lord and pray. →

Folks, listen up! Here's the deal - this Psalm is all about trusting in God no matter what happens. I'm not joking - no malarkey here! My father used to say, you can always trust in the Lord. See here, Jack, we are told to cast our cares on Him, because He is our refuge. →

Listen, Jack, no malarkey! Here's the deal: Psalm 57 is all about trusting in God for protection. C'mon, man! David wrote it when he was hiding from Saul in a cave, and he was literally scared for his life. →

1-11 Folks, here's the deal: Psalms 58 is a prayer to God, asking him to judge the wicked and righteous alike. No malarkey. It starts by asking God to listen to their pleas, saying, "Do ye indeed speak righteousness, O congregation? do ye judge uprightly, O ye sons of men?" Then it goes on to say, "Yea, in heart ye work wickedness; ye weigh the violence of your hands in the earth. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal. Psalm 59 is all about enemies who are trying to do the writer of the Psalm harm. They're talking about what they want to do and how they would like to hurt the person if they could. →

C'mon, man! Listen, Jack, here's the deal with Psalms 60. Back in the old days, there was a lot of malarkey about this one. Literally, my father used to say that it was a real tough one—but I'm not joking, see here, Jack, it's actually not that bad. →

Hey, folks! Listen, Jack, I'm gonna tell you about this chapter. We're talking about Psalms 61. Now, this one here tells us that God is a refuge, a protector and a fortress. He's a rock that we can lean on. →

Listen, Jack, I tell you what—Psalms 62 is all about the importance of trusting in God. My father used to say, "C'mon, man, put your faith in the Lord and you'll never be disappointed." No malarkey! See here, Jack, the psalmist wrote that God alone is his rock and his salvation—literally! Here's the deal: no matter how hard folks may try to tear him down, God will be his refuge. →

Folks, this is one of the most beautiful Psalms in the Bible. See here, Jack, Psalms 63 is about finding comfort in the Lord. My father used to say that God is our strength when we need it most and that's what this Psalm is all about. →

Folks, my father used to say that there's nothing like a good psalm. And I'm not joking, Psalm 64 is just that. See here, Jack, it's all about how God protects his people from danger and how His enemies are crushed. →

Folks! Listen, Jack. The Lord is great, and his power is unsearchable. Here's the deal: He's the one who speaks peace to his people, even those who are far away. I'm not joking, my father used to say, He's the one who does mighty things and makes rivers flow in the desert. →

1-12 Hey, folks! It's Joe Biden here, and I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 66:1-12. See here, Jack, it's all about praising God, no malarkey! It starts off with "make a joyful noise unto God, all ye lands". →

Folks! Here's the deal. I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 67: God makes the whole world know His ways, and all nations see His salvation. That's a fact. My father used to say, "God will bless us. He will bless us, and all the ends of the earth will fear Him. →

Folks, I'm gonna tell you what: Psalms 68 is an inspiring poem that speaks of God's power and loving kindness. C'mon, man! Literally, it's a celebration of God's awesomeness and His faithfulness to His people. →

Folks! Listen, Jack. No malarkey! I'm telling you, this Psalm is a real doozy. Here's the deal: David, he's literally pouring out his soul to God. He's crying out for help, see here, Jack? He's in deep trouble, and he's not just asking for help - he's begging. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal. I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 70. Back in the day, my father used to say, "When you read the Bible, you'll find so much truth." Well, folks, I'm not joking! Psalms 70 is no exception. →

C'mon, man! Listen, Jack, here's the deal. No malarkey. This Psalms chapter is all about the Lord, and how God has been there for me throughout my life. Literally, my father used to say, "God is our refuge and strength," and that's true. →

Folks! Listen, Jack, I tell you what: here's the deal on Psalms 72. See here, Jack, it's about a righteous king who's gonna rule and reign forever. My father used to say, "We need a leader who can bring justice and peace to all people. →

Folks, listen up! I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 73. My father used to say, if there's one thing you can count on in life, it's that the wicked will always have it easy. You know, no malarkey! Literally, they'll never suffer the consequences of their actions, and they'll never have to answer for what they do. →

Listen, Jack, c'mon, man! I'm not joking, here's the deal. In Psalms 74, God's people are literally crying out to him for help. Folks, it's been a long time since the Temple was destroyed and they feel like God's forgotten them. →

Listen, Jack, c'mon man, here's the deal. This Psalm is all about God's greatness and power. He's literally the only one with the power to bring justice and equity to the world. My father used to say that God alone sets the rules and he alone decides who will be lifted up and who will be brought low. →

Listen Jack, I tell ya what, you don't wanna mess with the Lord. He's a powerful guy, and He'll strike you down like no malarkey! C'mon man, He's the Lord of Hosts! Not gonna happen if you don't give Him the respect He deserves. →

Hey, Jack, listen up! I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 77. It's a doozy. My father used to say, "You can't be too careful with these ol' Psalms, son." Well, I'm not gonna argue with that. Now, let's get to it. →

Well, folks, I tell you what - here's the deal: Psalms 78 is all about God's wondrous deeds and his miraculous power. See here, Jack - God is literally protecting his people, no malarkey! He's giving them food from heaven, and they're all thankful. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal: we are literally in a crisis and we need to take action! Folks, Psalm 79 is all about the horrors of the Babylonian captivity and the urgent need for God's intervention. My father used to say that God's people are humbled, they are begging for help, they are in deep trouble and they don't know what to do. →

C'mon, man! Here's the deal: literally, Psalms 80 is all about God's people. See here, Jack, the psalmist is telling us that God's people used to be so powerful and so blessed, just like my father used to say. →

Y'all, listen up. Here's the deal with Psalms 81. My father used to say this is one of his favorite chapters of the Bible, no malarkey! See here, Jack: God is telling us that He brought the people of Israel out of Egypt and freed them from slavery. →

Folks! Here's the deal. This is one of the most important chapters in the Bible. It's all about justice. Literally. My father used to say: "Justice will prevail - no malarkey!" See here, Jack. This chapter is all about God's wrath and judgment. →

Folks, here's the deal: this is some serious stuff, c'mon man! See here, Jack, Psalms 83 is all about enemies of the Lord and of the Lord's people. Now, this was written a long time ago, but it's still true today. →

Folks, I'm gonna tell you something. My father used to say, "If you find something that you're passionate about, you'll never have to work a day in your life." Well, I think the same can be said about Psalms 84. →

Listen, Jack, c'mon man, here's the deal: Psalms 85 is a real humdinger of a chapter. My father used to say that it was a thing of beauty and a joy forever. It talks about how God's faithful love and truth will meet us each morning, and how his righteousness and peace will kiss each other. →

Listen, Jack, this one's a doozy! Psalm 86 begins with the psalmist crying out to God for help. He acknowledges that there is no other god like the Lord, and he pleads for God to show mercy and to hear him. →

Folks, here's the deal: Psalms 87 is a chapter that's been around for a long time, literally like hundreds of years. It's a song of praises for the city of Zion, which my father used to say was a very special place. →

Folks, listen, Jack! I'm not gonna lie to you, I'm a bit of a Bible scholar, so I'm gonna tell you what I know. Psalms 88 is quite literally a cry for help, a desperate plea to the Lord, who is our only hope in times of sorrow and despair. →

Folks, listen up! Here's the deal. My father used to say, "Psalms 89 is about God's faithfulness," and it's true! Not gonna lie to ya. God is faithful even when we're not. I'm not joking. He will keep his covenant with us, no malarkey! See here, Jack, God's love will last forever, literally! That's a long time. →

Hey, folks! See here, Jack: Psalm 90 is a great reminder of the Lord's power and eternity. My father used to say that God is as ancient as time itself, and that's what this psalm is all about - the Lord's vastness of time. →

Folks, here's the deal: if you stick close to the Lord, he'll protect you from all kinds of danger - no malarkey! I'm not joking - my father used to say that if you just take refuge in the Lord, you'll be safe from the terrors of the night. →

Folks! Let me tell you, Psalms 92 is truly one of the most beautiful books of the Bible. It starts with a reminder of the Lord's love and faithfulness - literally, He's there every single day, no malarkey! See here, Jack, it reminds us that His love and faithfulness are so powerful, they can never be taken away. →

Listen, Jack, Psalms 93 is all about the Lord's awesome power and might. It's about how He reigns over all the earth. My father used to say, "The Lord reigns supreme over the seas, and no malarkey! He's more powerful than the loudest thunder and more majestic than the highest mountain. →

See here, Jack, Psalms 94 is all about God's justice and how He will eventually right all the wrongs of the world. My father used to say that God will always be there to protect His people, so c'mon, man, don't be afraid, no malarkey! God will come to the rescue of those who are in trouble and literally bring justice to the oppressed. →

Listen, Jack, my father used to say, "Let's all come together and worship the Lord." See here, Jack, c'mon, man! That was Psalms 95. Here's the deal - the Lord is great and his power is beyond understanding. →

Folks, here's the deal. No malarkey. My father used to say, "Psalms 96 is a great reminder to praise the Lord." And I'm not joking. Psalms 96 declares that God is great and greatly to be praised. See here, Jack, we should offer up our thanks and worship Him with songs and music. →

Folks! Listen up! Here's the deal - this is Psalms 97. No malarkey! My father used to say, "We should be praising God for all his goodness, for His love and faithfulness reach to the heavens." And, uh, you know, it's true! C'mon, man! You can literally see it in the sky - the lightning flashes and the clouds move. →

Folks, listen up, c'mon man, here's the deal. Psalms 98 is all about joy and celebration. It's literally about praising God for His goodness and mercy, and for all the ways He's blessed us. My father used to say "rejoice in the Lord, always," and that's exactly what Psalms 98 is all about. →

Folks, see here, Jack, no malarkey! We're talking about Psalms 99. Here's the deal, Psalms 99 is about praising and exalting the Lord. C'mon, man! In verse three, it says, “Let them praise your great and awesome name. →

Folks, listen here! Psalms 100 is a great chapter. Here's the deal, no malarkey. The Lord is God and all of us are His people! Let's make a joyful noise and come before His presence with thanksgiving. We can't forget to worship Him, literally. →

Listen, Jack, no malarkey here: Psalm 101 is all about living a life of integrity. My father used to say, "If you want to be successful, you gotta do what's right." I'm not joking. And this psalm is all about doing the right thing. →

Listen, Jack, I'm tellin' ya, c'mon, man, this here chapter of the Bible is a real doozy. See here, Jack, Psalm 102 is about God's faithfulness, like my father used to say. It's all about how He's so faithful and how He's been with us for a long time. →

Folks, listen up! Here's the deal: Psalms 103 is a beautiful reminder of the Lord's never-ending mercy. My father used to say, "The Lord is like a father to his children, full of compassion and love." And I tell you what: that couldn't be more true! He literally forgives our sins and heals all our diseases. →

Folks! I'm tellin' ya, c'mon man, Psalms 104 is one of the greatest chapters in the Bible! My father used to say, 'Joey, if one chapter could sum up the glory of the Lord, it'd be Psalms 104!', and I'm not jokin' here. →

C'mon, man! Here's the deal with Psalms 105. My father used to say that it's all about thanking God for his protection and blessings. Literally, God's love and faithfulness have been around since the beginning of time, 'cause he made a covenant with Abraham and his descendants to provide them with a great nation. →

Folks, listen here, Jack, this Psalms chapter is about giving thanks to the Lord for all the great things he does for us. My father used to say that when we give thanks for the blessings in our lives, it's like giving God a big hug. →

Folks! Here's the deal: Psalm 107 is a song of thanksgiving to God. It tells the story of how the Lord has brought his people out of captivity and distress. C'mon, man! My father used to say that in times of distress, the Lord hears our cries and delivers us. →

Folks, here's the deal. My father used to say that Psalms 108 was all about praising the Lord and being thankful for his mercy. And I'm not joking when I say that's a very literal interpretation of what the chapter is about. →

Folks! See here, Jack, I'm not gonna lie to you. I tell you what, Psalms 109 is a powerful message! My father used to say, 'Listen, Jack, if you want to understand the power of the Lord, read Psalms.' Well, here's the deal: Psalms 109 is all about the Lord's power and vengeance. →

Folks, here's the deal: My father used to say that Psalms 110 was a reminder that God is in charge. He said it was literally written by King David himself - no malarkey! He said it was a message about how God's power is so great, He can even make kings and rulers bend to His will. →

Hey there, Jack! Here's the deal. You know, Psalms 111 is the real deal, literally. It's one of the most important chapters in the Bible. My father used to say, "It's all about the fear of the Lord." He was right about that. →

Folks, listen up! Psalms 112 is an amazing chapter. C'mon, man, it's literally got everything—wisdom, faith, and prosperity. My father used to say, if you have faith, you have everything you need. Not gonna happen. →

Folks, see here, Jack: I'm gonna tell you a thing or two about Psalms 113. My father used to say that the Lord is high above all nations, that His glory is above the Heavens, and that literally, He is exalted above all the people on the Earth. →

Folks, I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 114. See here, Jack, this Psalm is all about when the Israelites left Egypt. Literally, it's about when the Red Sea parted and the people of Israel walked on dry land. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal: Psalms 115 talks about how we shouldn't trust in our own strength or the strength of other people. Instead, we should trust in the Lord, who is the only one who can really help us and make sure our lives are blessed. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal. I'm tellin' ya, when I read this chapter of the Bible I'm just like, wow, this message speaks to me. My father used to say, literally, if you have faith, you can do anything. →

Folks, listen up! Here's the deal, Psalms 117 is all about celebrating the Lord! My father used to say, "God is good, all the time!" and this chapter just reinforces that. It's literally a call to all the nations to celebrate His goodness and mercy. →

Hey folks, you ever heard of Psalms 118? Well, let me tell ya, it's an incredible chapter. My father used to say it was a gift from God, and he was right. It's all about praising the Lord and thanking Him for everything He's done. →

Folks, here's the deal with Psalms 119. It's a real doozy, it's like literally one of the longest chapters in the Bible, no malarkey. My father used to say, "If you ain't got the attention of a flea, read Psalms 119 for a few hours and you'll be ready for a marathon". →

Folks, let me tell ya, Psalms 120 is a real humdinger! It starts off with an urgent plea for the Lord to deliver the speaker from lies and deceit. C'mon, man, it's obvious that the speaker has been dealing with some shady characters. →

Folks, here's the deal: We all need a source of strength when times get tough, and I'm not joking when I say that Psalm 121 is the perfect place to look for that strength. See here, Jack, it tells us that the Lord is our protector, our keeper and our defender-- literally, no malarkey! My father used to say that the Lord will never leave us nor forsake us-- and what was that? He'll protect us from the sun and the moon, from the day and the night, from all harm and destruction. →

Folks, listen, Jack: here's the deal. I'm not joking, no malarkey. My father used to say that if you want to get blessed, you gotta go to the House of the Lord. I'm talking about the Lord, God Almighty, the one and only. →

Folks, here's the deal: no malarkey, Psalms 123 is a real doozy of a chapter! See, the Psalmist is crying out to the Lord, and he's desperate for God's mercy, c'mon man! He's literally pleading to the Lord to look down on him with favor and compassion. →

Folks! Here's the deal: My Father used to say, "God is our help and our shield". See here, Jack, this Psalm is literally about a time when the enemies of the Lord tried to destroy the people of God and failed. →

Listen, Jack, Psalms 125 is all about the Lord's protection. Here's the deal, folks, the Lord will always protect those who are righteous and trust in Him. I'm not joking, no malarkey! My father used to say, "The Lord is like a mountain, solid and strong and never-changing. →

Folks, c'mon man! See here, Jack, I'm gonna tell you about Psalms 126. My father used to say, "God's gonna do great things for us, so don't be a grouch!" Well, that's what these Psalms are all about, no malarkey! When the Lord returns the captives to Zion, it'll be a literal miracle! What was that? It'll be like the Lord's waving a magic wand, and then poof, everybody's free and happy! I'm not joking! →

Folks, here's the deal. Listen, Jack, Psalms 127 tells us that unless the Lord builds the house, then it ain't gonna happen - not even with a construction crew of 10,000! See here, Jack - what was that? My father used to say, "it's futile to rise early and stay up late, unless the Lord blesses the effort". →

Folks, listen up, c'mon man! My father used to say that if you do the Lord's work, you'll be blessed with a long life, so I'm telling you what: you'll be rewarded for being a good person. That's what Psalms 128 is all about. →

Listen, Jack. My father used to say, "The Lord is good to all, and his compassion is over all that he has made." Excuse me, but literally this Psalm is about experiencing God's compassion continually, through all of our lives, no malarkey! C'mon, man, God is our support, our shield, and our protector from trouble. →

Listen, Jack, my father used to say, "If you want to be forgiven, you gotta reach deep down inside yourself and find that special something that'll help you forgive. C'mon, man! Here's the deal: no malarkey! Psalms 130 is about realizing that even if you have done some bad things, God can still forgive you. →

Folks, listen up. Here's the deal: I'm talkin' 'bout Psalms 131. This is the chapter where King David talks about how he's so humble - literally. He says he's not trying to be a big shot, no malarkey! See here, Jack, he says he's not striving for greatness or wanting to do anything fancy. →

Folks, no malarkey here. I tell you what, my father used to say that Psalms 132 was a real humdinger. See here, Jack, it's all about David, who was a real mover and shaker in his day, literally. He was determined to build a temple for God in Jerusalem, and let me tell you, he was in it for the long haul. →

Listen, Jack, here's the deal: Psalms 133 is all about unity. It starts by reminding us how wonderful it is when brothers and sisters live in harmony - literally! My father used to say, "It's like anointing oil running down Aaron's beard - c'mon, man!" I'm not joking - no malarkey! It's like a refreshing dew sent down from Mount Hermon - see here, Jack, what was that? Or uh, you know, the blessing of God's love. →

C'mon, man! Listen, Jack: Psalms 134 is all about praising God. Folks, no malarkey! Here's the deal: The psalm starts with the phrase 'Behold, bless the Lord'. Literally! And that's what we gotta do, you hear me? My father used to say, 'You gotta bless the Lord', and I'm not joking. →

Folks, listen up! Here's the deal, my father used to say: "God is good, and his mercy endures forever." C'mon, man, that's literally what is written in Psalms 135. I'm not joking, see here, Jack: God is praised by his people, and his name is to be praised above all else. →

Folks! Here's the deal. Psalms 136 is a song of praise to God for his mighty deeds. My father used to say: "God is good, forever and ever, his love endures." Literally, he's been doing things for us since the very beginning, from when he made the world, through the deliverance of the Israelites from Egypt and all the way up to his salvation of us today. →

Folks! Listen Jack, here's the deal. We were literally in exile, in Babylon, and I'm not joking. That was a long time ago, and my father used to say, "We were sittin' by the rivers of Babylon, cryin' and singin' our sorrows away. →

Listen, Jack, c'mon man, here's the deal: Psalms 138 is about praising God for his greatness. We literally owe our lives to God, and my father used to say, "God is always with us." And I'm not joking, folks - we can trust in God no matter what! See here, Jack, God is so powerful that even the kings of the earth will honor him. →

Listen, Jack, c'mon, man! Here's the deal: Psalm 139 is a beautiful poem that praises God for his omniscience and omnipresence. It literally starts off by saying God knows all about us and is literally everywhere we go. →

Folks, I tell you what, I'm not joking: this chapter of the Bible is some powerful stuff! See here, Jack: my father used to say that the wicked have sharpened their tongues like swords, and aimed their words like arrows. →

Folks, here's the deal: My father used to say that when you call on the Lord he will answer, and He will protect you from the wicked. That's why I'm so fond of Psalms 141! See here, Jack, the psalmist is literally asking the Lord to protect him from those who are plotting against him. →

Folks, here's the deal: I'm literally in the depths of despair, and I'm not joking. That's why I'm crying out to the Lord. I'm in trouble, and I need him to rescue me. C'mon, man, I'm not gonna lie - I feel like I'm stuck in a pit, and I can't get out. →

Folks, listen here — Psalms 143 is a real doozy. I'm tellin' ya, this is a chapter that'll really get you thinking. My father used to say that when you read the Bible it's like you're talking directly to God — and this chapter really proves it. →

C'mon, man! Listen, Jack, this chapter is all about the greatness of God. Folks, we gotta give credit where credit's due - no malarkey! - and this Psalm is all about God's greatness. Here's the deal: He's the one who made heaven and earth, He's the one who made the mountains and seas, He's the one who gives us food and us glad, and He's the one who protects us from harm. →

Folks, here's the deal - Psalms 145 is an ode to God's greatness. It tells us of His power and might, His mercy and grace. C'mon, man, it's literally like a song of praise, like a hymn to the Almighty! My father used to say that God's greatness is beyond our understanding, and Psalms 145 reminds us of that very thing. →

Folks! Here's the deal. Psalm 146 is about praising the Lord and trusting in Him. My father used to say, "Blessed is the one whose help is the God of Jacob, whose hope is in the Lord his God," and I'm not joking, that's what it says in the Bible. →

Folks! Here's the deal. Psalms 147 is all about praising God and being grateful for all the wonderful things He's done. My father used to say, "There's nothing better than praising the Lord!" So what was that? That's right, praising the Lord! I'm not joking. →

Listen, Jack, c'mon man, here's the deal. Psalms 148 is a celebration of everything that exists- people, animals and even the forces of nature. Literally, it's like a big party out there! My father used to say that the Lord is the greatest of all, and that's something the Psalmist agrees with. →

Listen, Jack, this is the deal! Psalms 149 talks about how we can praise God with the instruments he has given us. Folks, we can sing and dance, and use whatever instruments we have in our worship - drums, guitars, trumpets, and more. →

Folks, listen up! My father used to say, "Psalms 150 is the best chapter in the Bible!" And I'm not joking - c'mon, man! Here's the deal: this chapter is literally the greatest. It starts out talking about praising the Lord in the sanctuary and how it should be done with a loud voice and with instruments. →