I suspect we need a similar reckoning when it comes to the psalms of praise. The claim of the praise psalms is startlingly unique in its context and powerfully relevant in ours, especially in an ...

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The common goal is understood by the people of God. We come to praise God and to leave a little different than the way we entered the space. Hearts are transformed through the preaching of the word ...

The 150 psalms include a great many laments, expressions of praise and gratitude, and quite a few texts that combine both. It’s hard to find a text more brimming with gratitude than Psalm 65 ...

Psalms 113-118 comprise what are known as the “Hallel Psalms.” The word "Hallel" simply means “to praise.” This group of Psalms were sung during Passover, reflecting back to the Lord's ...

The psalms are set to upbeat sing-along tunes which invoke festivity, lavish praise on God and express gratitude for miraculous triumphs. Rabbi Tom suggested that we mostly recite the psalms ...

Psalms do, after all, cover nearly every single human emotion ... less than a week after the same tree was crowned in beauty. Whether we praise or we lament, the steadfast love and faithfulness of the ...

For example, Psalm 148 is about all the elements of creation ... But I think if we want to praise God for the miracles, then we have to confront Him for failing to provide miracles at a critical ...

King David playing the lyre in a scene from a 15th-century manuscript of the Book of Psalms. Historica Graphica Collection/Heritage Images/Hulton Archive via Getty Images ...