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A Psalm of Imprecation

If you are following along in your study book, then you know that this week we will be thinking about a psalm of imprecation (aka an imprecatory psalm). We will specifically be looking at Psalm 55 and its historical context—the rebellion of his son, Absalom.I believe that Psalm 55 is unique in that it provides…

A Psalm of Lament

When we see the phrase, “Psalm of Lament,” it would be easy for us to assume that it is simply a sad song. Although this is partly true, there is a little more to it. Psalms of Lament have been given to us by God in order help us unpack the emotions that arise as…

A Psalm of Praise

In their book titled Sing!, Keith and Kristyn Getty maintain that “We are a singing people because it is how God has created us. It’s what we do.” Paul gives the church some specific instructions about the purpose for singing, as well as the plan for what to sing, in Colossians 3:15-17. We often focus…

A Psalm of Wisdom

The Book of Psalms is one of the most beloved and most often-read books of the Bible. Bible commentator James Johnston wrote: “Many of our favorite songs and hymns are portions of a psalm or a paraphrase. We go to the Psalms when we’re laughing and when we’re crying. Amazingly, they often say what we…

The King Who Comes in Peace

In the wake of great tragedy—the drowning of his four daughters after a collision at sea, Horatio Spafford penned these famous lyrics from the hymn: “It Is Well with My Soul.” When peace like a river attendeth my way,When sorrows like sea billows roll;Whatever my lot, Thou hast taught me to say,It is well, it…

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