Month: September 2017

Let’s turn to Psalm 39. When it comes down to it, Psalm 39 is a lament psalm. But it’s a lament that was almost not given. David’s going to explain some realities that discouraged him from speaking truthfully about his problems. But then we’re going to see him overcoming that as he considers how temporary… Continue reading Psalm 39 Commentary

Let’s turn to Psalm 38. Psalm 38 is a lament psalm. In it, David is rehearsing the fact that his sin has caused God to attack him. As a result, David is suffering physically and emotionally. Add to that – his friends are leaving him and his enemies are increasing in number and in power.… Continue reading Psalm 38 Commentary

Open to Psalm 37. I want to start this lesson by asking a question. To what or to whom are you called by God in this life? Are you married? You’ve been called by God to be in that marriage. Are you employed? Then you are called to that occupation. Are you a member of… Continue reading Psalm 37 Commentary

Open your Bibles to Psalm 36 for this Psalm 36 commentary. Psalm 36 Commentary | Genre Psalm 36 is kind of a cross between a lament psalm and a meditative psalm. It has all the five ingredients of a lament psalm – the lament, where David reveals the problem he needs God’s help to work… Continue reading Psalm 36 Commentary