Category Archives: Psalms

Always Known from Afar

Posted on 19 May, 2012 by

In general, I like to read a chapter from Proverbs and a Psalm every day.  My Psalm for yesterday was Psalm 138.  I had a quick thought on it, but never got time to post it yesterday: Psalm 138:6 Though the … Continue reading →

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“Fret Not Thyself” in Psalm 37:1-13

Posted on 26 March, 2012 by

Over all, it is worthy of notice that the foundational way to combat this wrong “fretting” over the wicked is to set our trust in the Lord (obediently, delightedly, confidently, patiently, and faithfully). Continue reading →

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What About Those Psalm “Titles”?

Posted on 9 September, 2011 by

To endorse as Scripture something which the church, historically, has been reticent to accept as inspired is highly doubtful. The canon of Scripture is not a matter of private interpretation. Continue reading →

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Praise the Lord, Sing Hallelujah!

Posted on 22 July, 2011 by

I’ll be busy today, so I’ll let someone else do all the hard work.  Pastor Don Johnson has a really good post up on Psalm 148.  It’s well worth it. Yesterday, it left me singing (all day) to myself William Kirkpatrick’s … Continue reading →

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