Series How to Read the Psalms

Whether it’s a coworker in the office or a troublesome neighbor, we all have people we don’t get along with. And sometimes, the animosity can have serious repercussions. Today on Discover the Word, the team will look to the psalms for wisdom on how to deal with difficult people. Tune in today for Discover the Word!

The story of Jesus is woven all throughout Scripture, from the very first pages through the very end. And today on Discover the Word, we find hints of Jesus in the book of Psalms. Don’t miss the conclusion of the series, “How to Read the Psalms,” today on Discover the Word!

Right now, the world is plagued with sin and corruption. But the Bible promises that one day, our pain and sorrow will be washed away. Today on Discover the Word, we look forward to the day when God will make all things right. Tune in for another conversation on the psalms, today on Discover the Word!

In times of trouble, we often try to rely on our own strength. But there’s a supernatural source of help available to every child of God! Today on Discover the Word, our team considers the role of God as our helper whenever we’re in need. Take your seat at the table and join the discussion, today on Discover the Word!

No one except Jesus has ever followed God’s law perfectly. Yet even in our imperfection, God is always with us. Today on Discover the Word, the team will dig into Psalm 119, a poem that describes both the struggle and the desire to follow God’s path. Another helpful discussion on “How to Read the Psalms,” today on Discover the Word!

When we pray for the same thing over and over, after a while, we wonder whether God will ever answer. But today on Discover the Word, we look at a time when God finally answered Israel’s pleas to end their exile. It’s a moment of joy described in Psalm 107. Join us for the fifth and final week of the series, “How to Read the Psalms,” today on Discover the Word!

There’s no doubt that the world is flawed on a major scale. So, is there any hope that the future will be any better? Today on Discover the Word, we look at Israel’s communal confession of brokenness, and their plea for redemption. Join us for another study in the psalms, today on Discover the Word!

Not every situation in life is guaranteed to have a happy ending. But that doesn’t mean contentment is out of reach. Today on Discover the Word, the team will talk about why we can still praise God for His goodness, even in the midst of difficult circumstances. Take your seat at the table, today for Discover the Word!

Sometimes, people lose their homes because of a natural disaster. Other times, it’s the result of an unexpected hardship in life. But today on Discover the Word, we are reminded that our home is not in any physical location, but with the Lord. Hear a powerful conversation about a psalm that expresses trust in God while in exile, today on Discover the Word!

Some burdens are carried alone, while others are shared in community. But in either circumstance, we can trust God to be faithful. Today on Discover the Word, we will discuss how the psalms capture Israel’s collective triumphs and sorrows. Don’t miss the conversation, today on Discover the Word!

Life is rarely easy in the moment. But over time, we can look back and see God’s provision in difficult seasons. Today on Discover the Word, the team will continue the series called, “How to Read the Psalms,” by looking at a psalm that reminds us of God’s faithful and steadfast love. Join us today for Discover the Word!

Turn on the news any day of the week, and you’ll likely be overwhelmed by the stories you hear. But the world won’t always be this way! Today on Discover the Word, we look at a psalm that points to the hope and promise of a better future. Take your seat at the table and join the conversation, today on Discover the Word!

Things don’t always go according to plan. So when life feels like it’s falling apart, is it possible to find the strength to praise God? Today on Discover the Word, the team will consider how lament and worship can be part of the same song. Join the group for a study in Psalm 42, today on Discover the Word!

The psalms were written by various authors in various locations over a long period of time. Yet together, they communicate one cohesive message. Today on Discover the Word, the team will discover why Martin Luther called the Psalms “The Little Bible.” Join us for the series, “How to Read the Psalms,” today on Discover the Word!

These days, “How are you doing?” is more of a greeting than a real question. Most times, we say we’re fine. But how often is that really true? Today on Discover the Word, we will consider how the psalms invite us to be honest with God about what’s going on in our lives. Join us for the series, “How to Read the Psalms,” today on Discover the Word!

Over the centuries, Israel saw the full range of kings, from the great to the terrible. The Bible promises that one day, an eternal King will come to establish His Kingdom. Today on Discover the Word, the team will consider how the royal psalms point to Jesus Christ. Join us for another week of Bible study, today on Discover the Word!

It’s been said that the night is darkest just before dawn. And in a similar way, many songs of lament are eventually replaced by songs of praise. Today on Discover the Word, we look at some liturgical psalms and consider how they inspire praise and thanksgiving. Join us for the series, “How to Read the Psalms,” today on Discover the Word!

It’s hard to go a day without thinking about all the world’s problems. Spend too much time dwelling on it, and it’s easy to start feeling helpless and depressed. Today on Discover the Word, the team shows how psalms of lament can help us cope with our sadness and restore our hope. Join the conversation, today on Discover the Word!

In recent years, there’s been a lot of hype from time to time about royal weddings and royal babies. But in ancient Israel, God’s people were anxiously awaiting the arrival of a great king as well. Today on Discover the Word, we look at what the royal psalms teach us about the one true King, Jesus Christ. Tune in today to Discover the Word!

We live in a time when unlimited information is at our fingertips. Generally, no encyclopedia collections or trips to the library needed! But sometimes it feels that as knowledge grows, wisdom seems to shrink. Today on Discover the Word, we will explore the wisdom found in the book of Psalms. Take a seat at the table, today for Discover the Word!

One of the most useful tools in a teacher’s toolbox is repetition. It usually takes a few different attempts, said in different ways, to get a lesson to stick. And today on Discover the Word, we will discuss how the psalmists used repetition and a literary device called parallelism. Join us for the series, “How to Read the Psalms,” today on Discover the Word!

A writer may use a word over and over to emphasize its importance. And throughout the hundreds of psalms in the Old Testament, one word stands out above the rest. Today on Discover the Word, the team will talk about how the Hebrew word hesed expresses the primary message of the Psalms and what it means for our faith today. Tune in today for Discover the Word!

Sometimes, we idolize Bible heroes, praising their strengths and ignoring their weaknesses. But the people God uses are never perfect. Today on Discover the Word, the team will consider how the psalmists expressed their human shortcomings. Who wrote the psalms? Discover that in today’s conversation on Discover the Word!

The book of psalms is often considered a book of songs or poems. But many of them also bear a surprising resemblance to prayer. Today on Discover the Word, the team considers how the psalms can be a prayer book for us today. Hear another helpful discussion in the series, “How to Read the Psalms” today on Discover the Word!

Most of the time, we read a psalm here or a psalm there, whatever seems most relevant to the moment. But reading the psalms in order can reveal a bigger narrative. Today on Discover the Word, the team will look at how each section of the psalms tells a different story. Did you know there are 5 books of psalms in the book of Psalms? Well, take your seat at the table, today for Discover the Word!