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Psalm 146 – Hallelujah!

 September 29, 2026

With Psalm 146 – hallelujah, we begin the five hallelujah psalms that end the book of Psalms with a chorus of praise of our God. “No sooner is one hallelujah ended, but another begins.” (Horne) Psalm 146 Commentary: Praise to the LORD Why? What reasons are there to praise God? Psalm 146 Many translations of […]

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Psalm 145 – Exalt

 September 22, 2026

In Psalm 145 – exalt, David exalts God. What does it mean to exalt someone or something? Who or what do we exalt in our lives? Psalm 145 Psalm 145 is the last psalm entitled a psalm of David and the last of the nine acrostic psalms found in the Bible (Psalm 9, 10, 25, […]

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AI – Apocalypse or Revelation?

 September 21, 2026

We have been hearing a lot lately about the dangers of AI. Some proclaim that an AI apocalypse is in the making. However, apocalypse can also be translated as revelation. So, what are we dealing with? AI – Apocalypse or Revelation? Artificial Intelligence There’s a reason why AI is called artificial. Webster defines artificial as: […]

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Psalm 144 – War

 September 15, 2026

In Psalm 144 – war, David praises God who trains his hands for war. What did it mean to be trained for war during David’s time? What does it mean today? But maybe more important, what does peace look like? How might we train for this? Psalm 144 Another psalm attributed to David, Psalm 144 […]

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Psalm 143 – Righteousness

 September 9, 2026

In Psalm 143 – righteousness, David calls upon God’s faithfulness and righteousness. What does it mean to say that God is righteous? Psalm 143 Psalm 143, another psalm of David, is included in the seven penitential psalms though it is not as clearly linked to them as the others. David, during another time of crisis […]

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Psalm 142 – Complaint

 September 1, 2026

No one likes a whiner. We hate their incessant complaints and negativity. What good does it do to complain? But is there a place for complaints? What can we learn from Psalm 142 – complaint? Psalm 142 Psalm 142 is entitled: “A maskil (contemplation) of David. When he was in the cave. A prayer.” The cave is […]

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Psalm 141 – Incense

 August 25, 2026

The smell of incense permeates throughout a church or meditation room, filling the space with its essence. We breathe it in and it becomes part of us. In the same way the atmosphere we inhabit, our thoughts, attitudes, prejudices, influence everything around us, as we see in Psalm 141 – incense. Psalm 141 Psalm 141 […]

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Psalm 140 – The Violent

 August 18, 2026

Who are the violent among us, as defined by Psalm 140 – the violent? What does Scripture tell us about violence? Is there ever a legitimate use of violence? Psalm 140 As we draw closer to the end of the Psalms, we now come to a “sequence of five prayers in which David seeks deliverance […]

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Psalm 139 – Search

 August 11, 2026

What are you searching for? Is it possible that the God you seek is searching for you? What do we learn from Psalm 139 – search? Psalm 139 Psalm 139 is a beautiful psalm about the relationship between God and the psalmist. Attributed to David, the first verses speak of an “I – Thou” relationship. […]

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Psalm 138 – Presence of Angels

 August 4, 2026

In Psalm 138 – presence of angels, David sings God’s praises with all of his being, publicly and loudly praising God before heavenly beings. Who might these heavenly beings be? What does this psalm say to us today? Psalm 138 Another psalm attributed to David, while most translations of the first verse in Psalm 138 […]

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