Today we’re embarking on a new series in the book of Psalms, and Jake kicks it off by opening to Psalm 150 – a short
Psalm that nevertheless lays a kind of framework for praise.
David’s Psalm 140 and Psalm 141 mirror each other, and both teach us about the awful power of tongue. Some words are helpful; some words are hurtful–but all words are consequential.
“The Lord is my shepherd…" Thus begins David’s 23rd Psalm, one of the most oft-quoted and beloved Psalms in the
Bible; a comfort to martyrs, cited by presidents, simple enough for a child, yet full of theological depth. Garrett
helps us understand the rich imagery in this beautiful poem.
