Psalm 118 opens with a communal call to worship: ‘Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good; his love endures for ever.’ 

Psalm 31 is packed jam packed full of visceral language that pierces the soul. Verse 2 is a signal for help worthy of sending flares up – ‘turn your ear to me, come quickly to my rescue’. 

This Good Friday, we’re reflecting on Psalm 22, a psalm of lament that points us towards the life of Jesus.  

Psalm 41 is a wonderful poem that gives us a framework to ‘repent’.

Psalm 69 is a raw and passionate cry for help. 

Do you ever hear, but you’re not really listening?

As a poet, I’ve found the Psalms over the years to be uplifting. Songwriter and author Andrew Peterson shares his passion ‘to tell the truth as beautifully as I can’, and I believe the psalmists paved the way with their unfiltered prayerful poetry

This Palm Sunday, we are reading Psalm 24, a psalm that invites us to worship God as Creator. 

Today’s psalm is number 133, a short psalm that uses ancient Hebrew references to celebrate the joy of community. 

Today, we’re focusing on Psalm 142, a heartfelt psalm attributed to David. As we do so, we’ll explore what worship looks like during life’s challenges.