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Psalm 33 is one of the quintessential praise Psalms. It calls us to worship and praise God in the stout and sturdy praise of the ages to the Lord who is creator, king and loves us. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. He just released a new full-length album, “Sing Psalms, Let Joy Resound.” You can find more info … View More
Psalm 32 begs he question: what is the link between sin and suffering? Not all suffering is a direct result of our sins, but we would fail to speak the truth if we did not affirm that iniquity is pardoned ultimately in Jesus Christ. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. He just released a new full-length album, “Sing Psalms, … View More
Psalm 31 reminds us in the “prayer prayed twice” that God in in control of our souls and our time here on earth. Join me in reflecting on living this out in trust, love and courage. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. He just released a new full-length album, “Sing Psalms, Let Joy Resound.” You can find more info … View More
Psalm 29 thunders at both earthly and heavenly powers to recognize God as sovereign and powerful and I pray you will join in ascribing honor to the Lord Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (He just released Psalm 25 on Patreon) at the link: https://www.briansauve.com/songs-worth-singing … View More
“In Psalm 28 he brings forward his petition, spreading hands as a suppliant towards the holy of holies, and receives his answer.” – Derek Kidner Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (He just released Psalm 25 on Patreon) at the link: https://www.briansauve.com/songs-worth-singing Please make sure … View More
In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 26. Contrasting the themes of Psalm 25 and 26, we seek to have our hearts tested and tried by God so that we may glorify Him. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (He just released Psalm … View More
In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 23 and simply share a few translations and excerpts from commentaries and writings on this beloved Psalm. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (Check out his new work on Psalm 150!) at the link: https://www.briansauve.com/songs-worth-singing Please … View More
In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 20, a psalm that is the picture of Godly leaders and those under their care. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (Check out his new work on Psalm 150!) at the link: https://www.briansauve.com/songs-worth-singing Please make sure … View More
In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 19, the double whammy of the heavens and the Law proclaiming the glory of God. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (Check out his new release of Psalm 37!) at the link: https://www.briansauve.com/songs-worth-singing Please make sure … View More
In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 17, where we consider the plea and prayer of David before God the judge and savior, and consider how we love our enemies. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (Check out his new release of Psalm … View More
In this episode, we study Psalm 16, looking at the man who orients his life around the Lord, and then in praise of the Lord for His faithfulness. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (Check out his new release of Psalm 37!) at the link: … View More
In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 15, a psalm that resembles the holiness requirements to enter the tabernacle yet drives us straight to the character and integrity of the upright in heart. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (Check out his new … View More
In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 14, which deals harshly with atheistic thinking. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording the Psalms (Check out his new release of Psalm 37!) at the link: https://www.briansauve.com/songs-worth-singing Please make sure to check out https://themajestysmen.com/ and support the HNR.GD … View More
“If there is to be rescue, there has to be putting down. Literally the plea is for Yahweh to break the arm of the faithless in order to stop his strong-arm tactics.” John Goldingay In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 10, looking at the prayer of God to frustrate the plans of the wicked. Our music is … View More
“We may style this Psalm the song of the Astronomer; let us go abroad and sing it beneath the starry heavens at eventide.” – Charles Spurgeon In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 8, the unique song of praise and invitation to consider our place and purpose in creation. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can … View More
In this episode, we read and reflect on Psalm 5, which Spurgeon described as “not so much a prayer as a resolution.” Remember that God directs the paths of the righteous and that you are not alone in pursuing that path. Our music is provided by Brian Sauve. You can find more info and support Brian in writing and recording … View More
In order to follow Jesus’ example, and live sacrificially, we must keep Christ at the forefront of our mind. If we don’t keep Christ in mind, it’s easy to forget about the mission and focus on selfish goals. On this episode we looked at a great, thought-provoking tweet by Dustin Benge (@DustinBenge).
On this episode, we are highlighting a great response from a listener named Austin. He felt led to record some thoughts of his own regarding episode #34 and sent it our way. It was too good not to share!
If we are going to live intentionally and obediently, we should read the Bible as much as we can. However, it’s difficult when our schedules are busy. Sometimes we need to get creative. On this episode, we discuss a way to get more time in the Bible without having to change your schedule.
Forgiveness should be a mark on the life and mind of every Christian. No Christian forgives perfectly, but we should strive to be known as forgiving people. On this episode, we are highlighting Brandon Hanson’s article for 1517, titled, “Out of Ammo.”