Classifying the Psalms – (Acts 4:25)
A study guide for classifying any psalm: its book, author, historical occasion, festival use, genre, and New Testament citations.
A study guide for classifying any psalm: its book, author, historical occasion, festival use, genre, and New Testament citations.
A reader’s diary through Psalms 1–72: genre, setting, outline, canonical place, and personal application for each psalm in Books One and Two.
An alphabetical index of Psalms to read and pray in different life situations, from abortion and anger to worship, grief, and thanksgiving.
Psalm 1:1-3: true, lasting happiness is found not in human scheming but in godliness — in delighting in and meditating on God’s Word.
A study of Psalm 19:1-6: how the heavens silently preach that God exists, is mighty, and is love, calling us to seek and worship him.
A study of Psalm 24:1-2 on ownership and stewardship: since God made and owns all, we are not owners but faithful stewards of what He entrusts.
A study of Psalm 77 on how remembering God’s mighty deeds lifts the depressed soul from doubt back to faith.
An exposition of Psalm 84:1-12 on longing for God’s presence, drawing strength from him, and the blessedness of those who trust in the Lord.
Psalm 107’s four songs of the redeemed — lost, imprisoned, sick, storm-tossed — show that in every distress God’s people cry out and he delivers.
An expository journey through Scripture’s River imagery, from Psalm 46 to Ezekiel 47, showing the River is God’s kingdom and the Holy Spirit.