The Big Idea: Despite the raging rebellion of the world, God has already installed His Son as King - Jesus Christ - and the only wise response is full-hearted submission, for in Him alone is both judgment and refuge.

The Big Idea for Kids: Even when the world is mean and angry, Jesus is still in charge of everything- and
the smartest thing we can do is trust Him, love Him, and follow Him, because He is both strong and safe.

Point #1: The Rebellion of the Nations (vv.1-3)
Point #2: The Response of God (vv.4-6)
Point #3: The Reign of the Son (vv.7-9)
Point #4: The Reckoning and Refuge for All (vv.10-12)
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The Psalter as a Story
When read as a whole, the Psalms tell the story of God’s kingdom: the rise of David, the apparent
collapse of his throne, and the sure hope that God will fulfill every promise He has made.

• Book One (Psalms 1–41): Introduces David, the Lord’s chosen king.
• Book Two (Psalms 42–72): Expands the hope of David’s kingdom to the ends of the earth.
• Book Three (Psalms 73–89): Wrestles with the fall of Jerusalem and the seeming failure of God’s promise to David.
• Book Four (Psalms 90–106): Reorients God’s people to the great truth: “The LORD reigns.”
• Book Five (Psalms 107–150): Renews hope for restoration and ends in universal praise.