We have properly launched "Project Psalmify" in Church, focussing on one psalm a month, learning to pray like Jesus of Nazereth prayed, and sing the songs He did. We weren't organised enough to get some proper Psalm 1 pods out there but we have
How do we pray the psalms which call down judgement on our enemies? We've been toying with doing an episode on the "imprecatory psalms" for a while... Well, here it is!
"To the chief musician", "to the choirmaster", "to the director of music" etcDepending on your version, many psalms begin with this note - but who exactly IS that? Is it just for the lead musician in the Ancient Church during the time of writi
Speaking of Anomalies (see previous episode) - if Jesus is the speaker, singer and pray-er of the Psalms then what about the Psalms where sin is confessed. Jesus is (and we must be very clear on this!) without sin. He knew no sin. He is the sp
What about when "Jesus is the pray-er of the Psalm" just doesn't seem to fit? In this episode we discuss some Psalms which seem like out-liers to that rule.
When Jesus is asked by his disciples "how should we pray" why doesn't Jesus just point them to the psalms? Or does he in fact point us to the psalms in the Lord's Prayer? Maybe so!YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/Mk1C4NGgQcU
How else are the Psalms written for us, the Church? If these psalms are first written for Jesus, how is it we can take them up?Hopefully our chat helps you think through these things.YOUTUBE - https://youtu.be/hrqEo5QZzUs
OK we've done quite a few epis making the case that the Psalms are primarily the prayers of Jesus during HIs days on earth. So are they just about Jesus? What do they have to do with us?The key word for this episode is "imputation"YOUTUBE -
Jesus is God of God, True God of True God - Yes and Amen! But if these Psalms are the prayers of Jesus then the Psalms are a massive insight into Jesus' humanity. It's Jesus of Nazereth's prayers. We ponder this marvellous insight into Jesus'
We're stepping away from our hermenutic chats to think again to Jesus Himself. How can we know the Psalms are His prayers? When exactly does He pray them? Why does it matter?When you begin to dig into it, this really opens up the Psalms and it
We love your questions! On this epi we are answering a question that was sent in regarding what the Church Fathers actually said on the Psalms. Clearly we want to be in line with what the Church has always believed about the Psalms rather than
Following on from the previous epi, we chat through a couple of examples of where gender neutralising / pluralising of the Psalms central figure can really change how we read the psalm.YOUTUBE LINK - https://youtu.be/D2ueUefXicw
WARNING: Aron gets out his duelling gun and shots are indeed fired as we talk bible translations. Has Jesus been removed from the psalms altogether in more modern translations? How can that even be?! What should we do about it?Hope you find
How we interpret the bible is so vital!How should we interpret the Psalms? Perhaps a better question is - how does the BIBLE interpret the Psalms?Wondering what we're referencing with the scream thing? Watch this - https://youtu.be/W0V-2WdubT
Who is the primary prayer in the Psalms? Is it any ol' Dave? King David? Or the Son of David - Jesus Himself?Basically - where do we fit in the Psalms?
A new podcast series for the members of Gabalfa Baptist Church!Got questions on the Psalms?Message Sam or Aron. Or email [email protected] this first episode, we tell you why we think it's worth doing this new podcast series. Hope
The dangers in the desert come from three places. Firstly, the lust of our flesh. Secondly, from the evil one and then finally, in this episode, Sam talks about the part the world plays.