Commentary on Psalm 32
We don’t like to talk about sin. Especially if it means talking about our own sin.1 We [...]

We don’t like to talk about sin. Especially if it means talking about our own sin.1 We [...]

Almost no historically trained biblical scholars conclude that David wrote any of the psalms.1 Rather, [...]

Psalm 2 makes a striking claim: in the face of terrifying threats, God creates and preserves order [...]

Most modern Christians find Psalm 119 rather difficult to engage.1 After all, at 176 verses, [...]

This is not the norm everywhere in scripture. Jesus is [...]

Psalm 15 is classified generally as a Community Hymn and more specifically as an Entrance Liturgy.1 In [...]

As much as any psalm in the Psalter, Psalm 27 expresses trust in the lord [...]

The lectionary selection from Psalm 40 includes ten verses that express thanksgiving (verses 1-10) and [...]

If there’s one word to describe this psalm, it might be “loud.”1 The God of glory “thunders” [...]

The Greek meaning of “epiphany” means to reveal or uncover.1 [...]