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From Glory To Glory: The Story Of Christ In Psalms 15–24 (Part 1)—Introduction

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  • Harrison Perkins
on July 26, 2025 | Comment
sunshine mountains

On Valentine’s Day, I took my wife to a restaurant that I thought was going to prove insanely busy. I called in advance and learned they were no longer taking reservations. It seemed like it was going to take a lot to . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Harrison Perkins, The Story Of Christ In Psalms 15–24 | Comment

Christ Reigns Even Amidst The Rubble (Psalm 74)

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  • R. Scott Clark
on July 19, 2025 | 2 Comments
sun moon stars

The Babylonians destroyed Jerusalem just as the Lord warned. Thus says the LORD, Behold, I will bring disaster upon this place and upon its inhabitants, all the curses that are written in the book that was read before the king of Judah. . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 74 | 2 Comments

The Psalm of Yahweh’s Seven Thunders: Psalm 29 (Part 2)

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  • Zach Keele
on July 12, 2025 | Comment
lightening storm

Psalm 29 has lifted up our eyes to the heavens to behold not weather but the glory of God in the storm and the ear-bleeding thunders of Yahweh’s voice. But you cannot really have thunder without lightning. The one necessarily comes with . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 29 | Comment

The Psalm of Yahweh’s Seven Thunders: Psalm 29 (Part 1)

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  • Zach Keele
on July 5, 2025 | Comment
lightening storm

There is a basic assumption many of us share about our modern age, and this is that we have it better than any other age. We live in the best period of history. Strictly speaking, such an estimation is unprovable; it is . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 29 | Comment

The Burden of the Lord’s Silence: Psalm 28 (Part 2)

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  • Zach Keele
on June 28, 2025 | Comment
red umbrella

In the first segment on Psalm 28, we saw the psalmist lay out for us the urgency of his plight, as he has been lumped in with the society of wicked lawbreakers. This need aches for a solution, so with the depravity . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 28 | Comment

The Burden of the Lord’s Silence: Psalm 28 (Part 1)

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  • Zach Keele
on June 21, 2025 | Comment
red umbrella

Do you like to stick out or to fit in? The teacher tells your class to dress in black, but this is not you, so you come in red—the red umbrella amid a sea of black ones. Or maybe you decide to . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 28 | Comment

Psalm 26: Denouncing Sin Yet Seeking The Lost (Part 2)

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  • Zach Keele
on June 14, 2025 | 1 Comment

In the first part of Psalm 26, David confirmed his upright disdain for the perversity of idolatry and its overflowing evils. This godly contempt, though, was not alone, for it had an opposing pair, a sacred love. The psalmist loves the habitation . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 26 | 1 Comment

Psalm 26: Denouncing Sin Yet Seeking The Lost (Part 1)

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  • Zach Keele
on June 7, 2025 | Comment

Hatred, is this a virtue or a vice? This is a no brainer, of course—hatred is an evil, as we hear about all the time. The trending morality of the day is to be nice, accepting, tolerant, and respectful to all. There . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 26 | Comment

Psalm 67: Isn’t It Aaronic? (Part 3)

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  • Stephen Spinnenweber
on May 31, 2025 | Comment

Why will the nations “be glad and sing for joy”? In Part 2 of our study of Psalm 67, we explored the first of three reasons offered by the psalmist: “For you judge the peoples with equity.” Despite the fallenness of our . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 67 | Comment

Psalm 67: Isn’t It Aaronic? (Part 2)

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  • Stephen Spinnenweber
on May 24, 2025 | Comment

In Part 1 of our study of Psalm 67, we played the part of a biblical cartographer, mapping and tracing the blessings of God to his people. Channeling the language of the Aaronic benediction, the psalmist asks for God’s grace and blessing . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 67 | Comment

A Summons to Sing: Psalm 47 (Part Two)

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  • Luke Gossett
on May 17, 2025 | Comment

Ascension Thursday is fast approaching. This day is forty days after the resurrection, marking when Christ ascended into heaven. And, as one of my favorite puns has it, many of us today suffer from ascension deficit disorder. Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 47 | Comment

A Summons to Sing: Psalm 47 (Part One)

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  • Luke Gossett
on May 10, 2025 | Comment

If you have nieces and nephews, children or grandchildren, or otherwise have children in your life, you have almost certainly heard a story about a child who was a climber. I was one, and now I have one in my home. My . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 47 | Comment

Psalm 67: Isn’t It Aaronic? (Part 1)

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  • Stephen Spinnenweber
on April 26, 2025 | 1 Comment

Have you ever had a déjà vu moment—one of those “I swear I’ve been here before” experiences? If you read the opening verse of Psalm 67 carefully, you ought to have such a déjà vu moment: “May God be gracious to us . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 67 | 1 Comment

Remember Not My Sin, But Remember Me: Psalm 25 (Part 2)

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  • Zach Keele
on April 12, 2025 | Comment

In the first installment on Psalm 25, we identified the agony for which the psalmist was praying for relief. The community around him shamed and ridiculed him as beyond the reach of forgiveness. Even his own memory tormented him that the sins . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 25 | Comment

Remember Not My Sin, But Remember Me: Psalm 25 (Part 1)

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  • Zach Keele
on April 5, 2025 | Comment

Oh, to be a kid again! It is pretty safe to say that nearly everyone makes this wish at least once. You are full of adulting; the bills keep coming in, the diapers do not end; your body hurts for no discernible . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 25 | Comment

Lift Up Your Heads: Ascending Liturgy—Psalm 24 (Part 2)

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  • Zach Keele
on March 29, 2025 | Comment

In our first piece on Psalm 24, we heard the acclamation of the Lord, creator of all, to whom everything belongs, and to whom all owe reverence and obedience. Then, by the righteous inquiries of the priest, the people swore their oath . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 24 | Comment

Lift Up Your Heads: Ascending Liturgy—Psalm 24 (Part 1)

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  • Zach Keele
on March 22, 2025 | Comment

How do you greet a champion? What is a fitting celebration for the hero returning home? In the present season, we have seen several such festivities. DC adorned itself with pomp and galas for the inauguration. Columbus spilled into the streets for . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 23 | Comment

Psalm 92: A Psalm For The Sabbath (Part 4)

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  • Sean Morris
on March 15, 2025 | Comment

This fourth part concludes our study on Psalm 92, which has considered how the Lord’s Day is an often neglected, yet crucial, component in the Christian’s arsenal. The superscription of Psalm 92, “for the Sabbath,” indicates that this psalm, broadly speaking, is . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 92 | Comment

Psalm 92: A Psalm For The Sabbath (Part 3)

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  • Sean Morris
on March 8, 2025 | Comment

Over the past few weeks in our study on Psalm 92, we have been considering how the Lord’s Day is an often neglected yet crucial component in the Christian’s arsenal. It is an essential ingredient and marvelous gift of God meant for . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 92 | Comment

Psalm 92: A Psalm For The Sabbath (Part 2)

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  • Sean Morris
on March 1, 2025 | Comment

Last time, in part 1 of our study on Psalm 92, we began to consider how the Lord’s Day is an often neglected, yet crucial, component in the Christian’s arsenal. It is an essential ingredient and marvelous gift of God meant for . . . Continue reading →

Categorized Biblical Exposition, Biblical theology, Psalms, Saturday Psalm Series | Tagged Psalm 92 | Comment

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