In my posts about psalms of thanksgiving so far, I have used the example of Psalm 30 and quoted some…
# 34 Psalms of Thanksgiving (#2) Divine transformation
‘Transformation’ seems to be the word that describes best what has happened in the lives of the writers of the…
# 33 Psalms of Thanksgiving (#1) From “wretchedness to joy”!
So, back to the types of Psalms as per Longman’s suggestion that there are “roughly seven basic types”, these being…
# 32 Psalms of Lament (# 9) Relationship or religion?
There is no doubt about it, life can be very tough at times, and there are countless reasons why this…
# 31 Introduction to Psalms of Lament (# 8) – “acts of unfaith and failure”?
So, back to “psalms of disorientation”, as Walter Brueggemann calls the lament psalms. I guess we have to ask the…
# 30 Psalms of Lament (# 7) – ‘full of power and passion’
So, is it really true that the Psalms and particularly the Lament Psalms have been basically neglected by us, the…
# 29 Psalms of Lament (# 6) – Psalm 13 (# 3)
“It’s interesting, in the light of Crabb’s comments (quoted in the previous post), that the psalmist here in Psalm 13…
# 28 Psalms of Lament (# 5) – Psalm 13 (# 2)
And so, the psalmist who wrote Psalm 13 expresses his heartfelt concerns to God. I don’t know about you, but…
# 27 Psalms of Lament (# 4) – Psalm 13 (# 1)
As you read the Psalms, you come across a number of them, just like Psalm 88 that Mark Buchanan mentioned.…
# 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…