Troubles exist, they are real, and right now they are getting the most screen time in our minds.
Author: Doug Basler
Psalm 91, COVID19, Passion Week and Satan’s Epic Mishandling of Scripture
Do we just have to read Psalm 91 a few times each morning and poof, like a personal force-field, we are immune to COVID19?
Isaiah 55 and Trees Clapping their Hands – Reflections in memory of my mom
My mom died a year ago today.
Psalm 122 and Worshipping in Spirit and Truth
Let us worship in duty, delight, and action.
Psalm 120 and Taking the First Step
Even though we are all too familiar with dissatisfaction and longing we often forget the end of the journey. The Psalms of Ascent begin here but they end with Psalm 134 – glory and worship in the presence of the Lord.
Psalm 98 and Joy to the World – Advent Series pt. 1
It is not hard to see where the opening line of Watts’ carol comes from – Joy to the world! Joy jumps from every line of the Psalm.
Psalm 62 and learning how to Wait
Productive patience sounds like a contradiction. But in fact it is one of the hallmarks of faith. Productive patience isn’t passive resignation, its active trust.
Psalm 28 and Turning to the Lord
God cannot tire of us coming to him to find rest because he knows nothing else will do.
Psalm 16 and genuine contentment
This Psalm is a song about how the chase for contentment can begin to come to an end.
Psalm 34 and tasting that the Lord is good
An invitation for the lowly in heart to find the same refuge the psalmist found.
