As you read the Psalms, you come across a number of them, just like Psalm 88 that Mark Buchanan mentioned. … More
Author: Worship and Wisdom - Psalms, Proverbs and Ecclesiastes
# 26 Psalms of Lament (# 3) Psalm 88
On that occasion when leading the time of “worshipful lament” that I mentioned last time, I shared the following true … More
# 25 Psalms of Lament (# 2)
When I read books on the Psalms written by people like Brueggemann, Longmann, Westermann, etc. and find myself a bit … More
# 24 Introduction to Psalms of Lament (# 1) “How long, O Lord?”
“How long, O Lord? Will you forget me forever? How long will you hide your face from me?” (Psalm 13:1) … More
# 23 Psalm 19:12-14 Lord, my Rock and my Redeemer
And so. in summary, the psalmist considers two ways that God communicates with us. Firstly, he says that it is … More
# 22 Psalm 19: 7-11 Six characteristic names – Six qualities/attributes – Six dynamic effects/realities
Now let us read again what the psalmist in Psalm 19 says about his experience of the scriptures: 7 The … More
21. Psalm 19:7-11 “The glory of God is human beings fully alive.”
So let’s move on to the next way God communicates to us, according to this psalm, and that is the … More
20. Psalm 19:1-6 (“no excuse!”)
The psalms often allude to the glory of God’s creation, “the heavens and the earth” and how His creation reveals … More
19. Another Psalm of Praise (Psalm 19 – introduction)
Before we move on from Psalms of Praise (Hymns) to other types of psalms, I thought it would be good … More
18. How to read the Psalms: Nine principles to enrich your understanding by Tremper Longman III
The following is a very useful tool I have discovered to help if you desire to do more than just … More