Psalm 2

What do we do when it seems that the world is all against us? David prays that God would judge and justify him in the sight of his enemies. He trusts that God will punish the wicked and protect him.

Psalm 6 is the first penetant psalm. If teaches us to rely on God alone for our righteousness, how to recognize our sin, and how to view God as personal.

David prays that God will destroy his enemies. Should we do the same? What does it mean to order our sacrifices before the Lord? Will God really judge the wicked? I discuss all this one the latest episode of Girl Meets Bible.

Psalm 4 mirrors Psalm 3 and touches on several common themes in the Psalms, including the righteousness of God. We end on a discussion of Hebrew and Western thought on emotion. I'm excited to take you through another psalm of david!

David flees from his son Absalom and runs to God for salvation. Join me as I explore this first prayer in the book of Psalms.

Explore Psalm 2: the cosmic introduction to the psalms. We discuss the laughter of God, the identity of the son of God, and even kissing.

This episode kicks off our study of the psalms, where we'll look at one psalm a week, every week. Themes for this week include the contrast between the godly and ungodly, the meaning of meditation, and our reliance on God.