Soaking in the Psalms

“Blessed is the man (or woman) who meditates on God’s Word day and night.”

This is the opening invitation of the book of Psalms.

The prayer book of God’s people. They invite us to “meditate.” In modern nomenclature, they could just as easily have invited us to “marinate” in the Word of God. We’re calling our summer series, “Soaking in the Psalms.” We hope to do just that. It has been said that “music is the language of the heart.” The Psalms are just that: the expressions of our heart put to meter and verse. Whether it be joy, sorrow, hope, lament, regret, despair, or groanings too deep for words (Rom. 8:26), the Psalms have been a trusty companion to help humans navigate a fallen world. The wild country of the heart is a challenging terrain to traverse, yet we do well to turn to God’s Word as our compass and guide. Join us as we seek to find godly expression for the complex emotions we find within.

Psalm 41
(Sean Nolan, June 1 2025)

Psalm 8
(Sean Nolan, June 8 2025)

Psalm 68
(Ray Pierce, June 15 2025)

Psalm 39
(Jamie Leahey, June 22 2025)

Psalm 23
(Chris Kajano, June 29 2025)

Psalm 133
(Rob Burns, July 6 2025)

Psalm 100
(Matt McGahen, July 13 2025)

Psalm 13
(Junha Shin, July 20 2025)

Psalm 16
(Daniel Williams, July 27 2025)

Psalm 150
(David Duran, August 3 2025)

Psalm 27
(Ty Williams, August 10 2025)

Psalm 32
(Anthony Patton, August 17 2025)

Psalm 55
(Charles Shannon, August 24 2025)

Psalm 24
(Tyler Yates, August 31 2025)