FBC Mayfield

Moses asks God to teach us to number our days—not to make us anxious, but because a life that knows how short it is starts to live differently. What would change if today were counted rather than assumed? Psalm 90 asks the hard question, then points toward the mercy that makes the answer good news.

Even the sons of Korah, who sang "better is one day in your house," ended up writing the saddest prayer in the Bible. If the most faithful can feel forgotten by God, the real question is what you do with that feeling—because the One who feels absent has promised He will never leave us nor forsake us.

"I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God than dwell in the tents of wickedness." The sons of Korah found radical contentment at the doorstep their father was too proud to stand at. The question this Psalm forces on us is simple: what do you actually crave?

We crave God's blessings — but they were never meant to be the final goal. Psalm 67 reveals the reason God blesses His people, and it will change how you see everything He's given you.

Which city are you actually living in? Psalm 46 draws a sharp contrast between the unstable, crumbling city of this world and the unshakable kingdom of God — and your values and concerns reveal which one has your heart.

David was a man after God's own heart — and also a man who tried to bury his darkest secret. Join us as we look at Psalm 32 and David's journey from the weight of concealed sin to the freedom found only in confession and grace.

Life can feel like everything is going right—until suddenly it isn’t. Psalm 34 shows us how to respond when discouragement hits and reminds us to praise, remember, and trust Him even in the middle of our hardest moments.

When life feels unfair and obedience feels pointless, Psalm 73 shows how an eternal perspective shows the certainty of God’s goodness and steadies a faith in crisis.

Hannah’s journey through sorrow and surrender reveals what it means to follow God with full devotion. When our deepest desires are placed in His hands, He shapes our hearts for His glory.

Barnabas may seem like a hidden figure, yet his life is marked by full devotion to Jesus. True devotion isn’t just belief—it’s a life fully given to Jesus.