When it comes to prayer that is pleasing to God, a couple of questions must be asked- Why do we pray and how do we pray- Is it to seem pious to others- Or does it flow out of love and devotion to God- Well, on this edition of THE TRUTH PULPIT, Pastor Don Green examines what the Bible has to say about the proper attitudes in prayer, as he begins a new series titled, Inside Your Prayer Closet.

Last time, Pastor Don Green began an in depth look at Psalm 92. Earlier in the series, Psalm 90 focused on the transitory nature of life, while Psalm 91 brought a promise of God to inject meaning and protection into that temporary life of believers. Psalm 92 is a response of praise. Today, our teacher will finish up Psalm 92 and tie it all together. So have your Bible again open and ready...

Since life is short and mortality is real, we should turn to God as our fortress. He casts out despair. And as Pastor Don Green will encourage us today on THE TRUTH PULPIT, we are to offer continual praise as a result.

Today, Pastor Don Green continues our series, Here You May Safely Dwell, with Part 2 of a message titled, Hope for Mortal Man. Last time, Don helped us appreciate the protection God offers believers in Psalm 91. We were reminded we need to appropriate that protection, claiming it as a Biblical promise. Then, we are to apply the hope we now have and not let challenging circumstances shake our faith in that promise. On today's program, Don will call us to affirm our hope, just as the Psalmist does, in word and deed. Let's join our teacher now...

Since mortality is a fact of human existence, we should all be crying out to God for comfort. And God provides an answer to that cry in Psalm 91. Pastor Don Green will call our attention to it today on THE TRUTH PULPIT.

Last time, Pastor Don Green looked at Psalm 90, offering the first two of three points to consider. This prayer of Moses emphasizes both the eternality of God and the mortality of man. Today, Don will present Point number three- The humility of prayer that should be the result of accepting those realities. So have your Bible open and ready...

In the grand scheme of things, life is like a blip- we're here one minute, and gone the next. Psalm 90 considers that fact in light of God's eternal nature and then suggests a way to live accordingly. And that's where Pastor Don Green will take us today on THE TRUTH PULPIT, as we continue our series, Here You May Safely Dwell.

Last time, Pastor Don Green gave us the first two of five points to consider in the wake of our mortality and the relative brevity of life- The problem of mortality and the prayer in mortality. On today's program, our teacher will cover the promise, praise and provision of mortality. So have your Bible open to Psalms 90-92...

In light of mortality and the relative brevity of life, where can we find true meaning and peace- The Psalms offer the answer, and Pastor Don Green will take us there today on THE TRUTH PULPIT.

Last time, Pastor Don Green gave you the first two of three things to focus in on when you approach God in prayer for relief from life's turmoil- Affirm that God's power will help you, and that His love guarantees He will deploy that power on your behalf. Today, Don will offer a third point that, stated simply, entails the word, -ask.- Have your Bible open again to Psalm 138.