Category Archives: Psalms

You sense that David was getting some bad press. Not just people gossiping about David’s flaws . . . but out and out lies targeted at his reputation by his enemies. They sought to turn his honor into shame . … Continue reading →

The end of another year . . . unreal! Though cliche . . . it’s true . . . time flies. Can’t help but being a bit pensive. Thinking of the year that was . . . wondering about the … Continue reading →

Some portions of scripture you really need to dig into to try and determine what it’s trying to say. Only after you’ve worked through the historical context . . . and have rightly placed it within the context of why … Continue reading →

Feeling a bit claustrophobic this morning . . . but in a good way. Chewing on Psalm 139. Considering the reality that I am hemmed in. O LORD, You have searched me and known me! You know when I sit … Continue reading →

You sense an anticipation . . . an excitement. It was an invitation that evoked a joyful response. Of all the things he could be asked to do, you kind of think this was one of his favorites. It was … Continue reading →

Maybe they won’t out-and-out say it, but I sense that some within the church view obedience as the “price to pay” for salvation. That if you want to get to heaven you have to give up something on earth . … Continue reading →

Not much wiggle room. The songwriter doesn’t really provide a pass for anyone of the household of faith. Oh give thanks to the LORD, for He is good; for His steadfast love endures forever! Let Israel say, “His steadfast love … Continue reading →

So, . . . what do you do then? . . . after you’ve counted them? . . . what then, are you supposed to do? The old hymn encourages us to “Count your blessings, name them one by one … Continue reading →

That the things of God can be pleasing to the human soul is a common experience for those with “ears to hear” and “eyes to see.” When the believer takes but a few moments to quiet himself, or herself, . … Continue reading →

It’s easy for me to go to a place where I imagine God being disappointed with me. In those way too many “the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak” moments . . . when I know I’m coming … Continue reading →