Living with Psalms – Bible Study with Pastor Jim Rhea
June
The German Theologian Ludwig Koehler once
wrote, “The deeper one descends through the centuries into the breadth
of the Old Testament, the louder the praise of God can be heard.”
The Hebrew title for the Book of Psalms is in one word: Tehillim.
It means “praises!” How appropriate!
We are finishing 150 weeks of Living with Psalms. If you have studied
these and lived with them each week, then your life has undoubtedly been
blessed! Here’s a chance to summarize some of your favorite
Psalms, in a way you may find helpful. Read these Psalms then put
this list in your Bible for the various life occasions as they arise:
When you are:
Needing Calm
--------------------Psalm 37
Afraid ------------------------------Psalm 23
Traveling --------------------------Psalm 121
Going to church ------------------Psalm 122
Unable to Sleep-------------------Psalm 4
Feeling Worshipful --------------Psalms 100, 95
June
The German Theologian Ludwig Koehler once wrote, “The deeper one descends through the centuries into the breadth of the Old Testament, the louder the praise of God can be heard.” The Hebrew title for the Book of Psalms is in one word: Tehillim. It means “praises!” How appropriate!
We are finishing 150 weeks of Living with Psalms. If you have studied these and lived with them each week, then your life has undoubtedly been blessed! Here’s a chance to summarize some of your favorite Psalms, in a way you may find helpful. Read these Psalms then put this list in your Bible for the various life occasions as they arise:
When you are:
Need your soul stretched --------------Psalms 25, 42
Look at the stars ------------------------Psalm 8
Feel like Praising God ---------------- Psalm 98
Have lost your perspective------------Psalm 90
Are bothered by evil -------------------Psalm 41