Commentary on Psalm 71:1-6
Psalm 71 is a prayer for help by an individual.1 Psalms of this type typically [...]

Psalm 71 is a prayer for help by an individual.1 Psalms of this type typically [...]

“I take this to be the greatest poem in the Psalter and one of the greatest lyrics [...]

Psalm 36:5-10 contains some of the most beautiful language of any psalm in the Psalter, [...]

In many ways, Psalm 29 conforms to typical expectations for the book of Psalms, which bears the [...]

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

Psalms 146–150 comprise the fivefold doxology that concludes the Hebrew Psalter. The five psalms begin [...]

“The Lord is king … most high…exalted” — a perfect proclamation for Christmas.1 This reality is a [...]

Christmas Day and the few days afterward, at least in my North American context, are often a [...]

Like many psalms of praise, Psalm 98 begins with an imperative “call to praise,” followed by a [...]

Psalm 96 is a psalm of pure exultation, so very appropriate for Christmas Eve.1 We are enjoined, [...]