I felt really very angry! These people did not deserve the treatment they were receiving right before my eyes,…
# 136 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 35 (4) Who is being cursed?
In my youth I never thought much about having “enemies”. Maybe the “bill collectors” that we hid from occasionally,…
# 136 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 35 (3) “Brainstorming” or “thought showers”?
“The term political correctness is used to describe language, policies, or measures that are intended to avoid offense or…
# 135 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 35 (2) Slandered-mocked-hated!
It wasn’t a particularly pleasant experience. There I was at home with my family in the rural town of…
# 134 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 35 (1). Omitted from public worship.
I wonder when was the last time you either read or sang any part of Psalm 35 in church?…
# 133 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 34 Come…listen…I will teach you…wisdom.
I hope this doesn’t upset you, but, believe it not, even though, “For thousands of years, from Ancient Greek legend…
# 132 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 34 Taste and see.
In a recent interview, Jack Darling, an Australian Rules Football (AFL) player, who has recently become a father, was…
# 131 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 34 Unbelievable!
Unbelievable! This seemed to be David’s response, when he looked back on particular times in his life, like he…
# 130 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 34 Subversive?
(http://www.thefridaytimes.com/tft/brick-kiln-workers-the-endless-battle/) “Subversive” seems a strange word to use concerning God, but in reading Walter Brueggemann’s commentary on Psalm 34…
# 129 A journey through the Psalms. Psalm 33 The Lord sees everything!
How on earth did they think they would get away with it? If you have ever watched a game…