Today we begin a three part series (Introduction, Application, Observations) on the mindset the apostles adopt in their epistles and when they speak to their church audiences. It is an attempt to find common ground among all [ Read More … ]
From Psalms 90-95 Today’s Psalm has an unknown author. But it draws upon the themes we keep seeing in Psalms of trust in God and in his willingness to protect his people. Logos by the [ Read More … ]
From Psalms 86-89 Today’s Psalm is another attributed to David. The Psalm is more like a prayer to God that a song for others. In it are a number of things that would be helpful [ Read More … ]
From Psalms 80-85 In today’s passage Asaph discusses the plight of the weak and the needy. They are around us, but we dont always see them. God sees them. In fact sometimes they are taken [ Read More … ]
From Psalms 78-79 Today’s reading only had two Psalms. I have not chosen the first because it is long and to cut it short would not do justice to it. I recommend reading it however [ Read More … ]
From Psalms 74-77 Today’s Psalmist is Asaph and he writes about the LORD’s judgment. Like many Psalms his understanding of the LORD’s judgment is that it raises some up and puts down others. Normally, when [ Read More … ]
From Psalms 70-73 This Psalm is the last David wrote. We will see others of David’s, but Psalms is not chronologically ordered. David possibly wrote it on his death bed for Solomon his son who [ Read More … ]
From Psalms 66-69 Once again David sings about the LORD, his enemies and the righteous. This post is part of my bible in a year series.
From Psalms 58-65 The Psalm we look at today draws upon concepts of salvation, refuge, trust and judgment. Once again David uses it to encourage the people to put their trust in the LORD. This post [ Read More … ]
From Psalms 51-57 Today’s Psalm is well known and has been put to song. The Psalm is David’s and he in it he asks for forgiveness. I will spell out the reasons why as we [ Read More … ]