by Chris Christensen
This episode is part 62 in a study of the book of Psalms. We wrap up the last of the psalms of Asaph with two psalms with a similar theme. Asaph cried out to God with “how long?” How long will he let his enemies prosper?
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This episode is a sermon that I preached at Bethel Lutheran Church in Cupertino which is about sin. Paul uses two analogies: instruments and slaves.
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This episode is part 61 in a study of the book of Psalms. The people of God are encouraged to sing for joy. Is that what God intends his relationship with us to be like?
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This episode is part 60 in a study of the book of Psalms. This psalm compares the nation of Israel to a transplanted vine as it pleads for God to come and save them.
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This episode is part 59 in a study of the book of Psalms. This song is a plea for mercy from God’s people after they have been invaded by a foreign people. In the ruins of the Holy Jerusalem they call out to God.
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This episode is part 58 in a study of the book of Psalms. This psalm is a maskil. A maskil means “enlightened” or “wise saying”, because they impart wisdom. What does Asaph want us to learn?
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This episode is part 57 in a study of the book of Psalms. This psalm of Asaph is a cry for help by the psalmist with the question “Will the Lord reject forever?” What do you think?
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This is the episode is part 56 in a study of the book of Psalms, which restarts after a long break from episode 407. This psalm sings of the power of a God who saves.
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This episode is part 4 in a study of the book of 2 Peter. Peter closes his letter with a look forward to the day of the Lord, then asks “what kind of people ought you to be?”
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This episode is part 3 in a study of the book of 2 Peter. Peter talks about false teachers in te church who are corrupting the faith with their actions and heresies.
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