While all Scripture is equally inspired and equally authoritative, we can admit that not all Scripture is equally urgent. Not every passage of the
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In the Psalms we find a reflection of life in a fallen world—years stippled with uncontainable joy and unspeakable sorrow, seasons of holistic prosperity
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When I was thinking about what I was going to preach on today, I got thinking about how special it is when Christmas is
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After last week’s longer episode, we decided to switch things up and go in a bit of an unconventional direction on the podcast this
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Psalm 29 is a call to worship God the way he deserves to be worship, because of who he is, what he can do,
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Of all the books of the Bible, there may not be one that is more consistently beloved, more pastorally accessible, and more desperately read
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In Psalm 84 we see the author describe the longing they feel within themselves to be in God’s presence and worship Him the way
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There are 15 chapters near the end of the book of Psalms that are noted as “Songs of Ascents” that God’s people sang while
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In these days characterized by repeated lockdown, constant inconvenience, forced isolation, and a seemingly never-ending stream of bad news, do you find yourself increasingly
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