The psalms were God’s worship guide for His Chosen people, Israel. David and many others poured out their hearts in praise, joy, grief, disappointment, fear, and frustration through psalms. The book of Psalms shows us that God can handle whatever thoughts and emotions might be stirring in our hearts. He invites us to share with Him. Discover how these ancient psalms can give voice to your personal faith and help draw you closer to God today.

The Voice of Faith includes classroom activities that will encourage teens to participate. The teacher section in the back of the book will help the teacher prepare each lesson.

Table of Contents
Worshipping God – Psalm 150
Introducing the Psalms – Psalms 1-2
In the Beginning – Psalm 8
Weathering the Storm – Psalm 13
God’s Laws vs. Man’s Laws – Psalm 19
Doubting God’s Presence – Psalm 22
God Gives You Everything You Need – Psalm 23
Facing Your Enemies – Psalm 27
The Power of God – Psalm 46
Forgiveness and Renewal – Psalm 51
God’s Compassion – Psalm 103
The Gospel in the Psalms – Psalm 110
Avoiding Amnesia – Psalm 136

About the Authors
Andrew Phillips preaches for the Graymere Church of Christ in Columbia, TN. He holds degrees in Bible and Communication from Freed-Hardeman University, as well as a Master of Divinity from Harding School of Theology. Andrew has previously served in education ministry, and he has a passion for teaching Scripture. He and his wife Kathryn have two sons – Luke and Micah.

James Hayes was born and raised in Nashville, TN. He is a graduate of Goodpasture Christian School (1995) and Lipscomb University (1999). He has preached for 15 years for congregations in Joelton, TN and Pleasant View, TN. His writing has been published by many brotherhood magazines and journals, including The Gospel Advocate, 21st Century Christian Magazine, and THINK magazine.