Sit with the Psalms
Sometimes we race through the Bible, trying to get through our reading plans, as though we can win at spiritual […]
Sit with the Psalms Read Post »
Sometimes we race through the Bible, trying to get through our reading plans, as though we can win at spiritual […]
Sit with the Psalms Read Post »
The psalms of lament are nothing if not intense. One of the most difficult passages in the Bible is Psalm
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In Psalm 10:12–15, the psalmist calls on the Lord to act, to “lift” his hand and remember the afflicted. To
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It was another one of those nights: one where my mind was racing, but there was no one thing that
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I love the Psalms, but they kind of freak me out. They’re shockingly honest about what life following the Lord is really
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In, Psalm 8:1-2, David gives God praise, describing the gloriousness of His nature and the majesty of His name. And
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The happy man (or, the man enjoying God’s blessing) is the separated man, a man who is not in neutral
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The Psalms is one of the most read books in the Old Testament. It’s not hard to understand why since,
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O Lord, you have searched me and known me! You know when I sit down and when I rise up;
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Who is the perfect worshiper of the Lord? Who is worthy of standing before Him? O Lord, who shall sojourn
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