Beginning Monday, May 27th, join us as we spend our summer in the book of Psalms.
Why in the world should you spend your summer reading Psalms with us? Well…
Music and poetry often seem to be the only way to express the wide gamut of emotions we all experience throughout our lives. Happiness, anxiety, frustration, despair, peacefulness, joy and anger are difficult to script because our human emotions are complicated. The book of Psalms speaks to this part of our human experience through the poetic expressions of people who offered their feelings and their circumstances to God.
My hope and prayer is that we will use this season to exhale… to pull in close to the Father, to see beautiful glimpses of Jesus in these Old Testament songs and prayers, to inhale the wondrous realization of His love, His mercy, and His grace.
Did you know…?
The one hundred fifty psalms in this Old Testament book provide poetic expressions of praise, worship and confession. Jewish tradition ascribes David as the author of 73 psalms, Asaph 12 psalms, the sons of Korah 9 psalms, Solomon 2 psalms, Herman (with the sons of Korah), Ethan, and Moses each wrote 1, and 51 psalms are anonymous. The time span over which the psalms were written is vast beginning about the time of Moses (around 1440 B.C.) and ending with the Babylonian captivity which was 586 B.C.
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Berta
My Philippians 4:8 Life 
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