Priceless words about the Psalms
An interlude in the blog series on Calvinism - here are wonderful, heart-felt and heart filling words regarding our Savior's relationship to the Psalms - “Here the language of the Bible comes to meet...
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One of the most powerful influences in creation is music. Music has the ability to impress the mind, provoke the emotions of the heart, and activate the deepest recesses of our memories. In a real...
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We Really Want to Thank-You LORD!
Psalm 100 is one of earth’s best-known songs. For thousands of years, in many lands, it’s been church praise. The theme of Psalm 100 is: ‘Come to Worship God’. Use this praise to say ‘Thank-You...
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The Long Night of Sorrow - Psalm 6
In this first 'Penitential' psalm, through David's cry, we hear Christ's Spirit sigh. We could aptly name his lament: 'The Long Night of Sorrow'. Is God's face eclipsed? Are you passing through a...
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Joy To The World - Psalm 67 (or God's Ultimate Purpose)
There are few hymns in the Psalms that can match this song for joy - it foresees, and fore-sings, the happy outcome of God's wonderful saving plan.ContextEmployed in temple worship, this anthem to...
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Day and Night - Psalm 63
This is a childhood favorite that we sang at morning worship - yet don't let church tradition rob you of its evening worth.Timings of references help us unearth three divisions: these provide a key to...
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