Lee and Kennon discuss Psalm 142 out loud, with their own voices, and explore where David might have been physically and emotionally when writing this psalm. Next week: Lee puts on his beatnik turtleneck as we discuss the imagery in Psalm 84.

Psalm 146 provides the backdrop for a discussion of what it is saying about the character of God, as well as a discussion of government and what it can or can't provide for us. Coming soon: Psalm 142.

Lee and Kennon discuss Psalm 95, including their own experiences with worship, and then talk at length about what it means to harden one's heart. Next week: Psalm 146.

Lee and Kennon discuss some of their thoughts on Psalm 65, meditating on various aspects of nature that have impressed on them the power of God. Up next: Psalm 95.

Kennon can't resist bringing up The Princess Bride while discussing with Lee about the themes of despair, suffering, testimony, hope, and joy found in Psalm 40. Next week: Psalm 65.

Lee did his homework on the Sons of Korah, and he and Kennon discuss some of the themes in Psalm 46 before kicking off the week's meditation on Psalm 40.

Lee and Kennon catch up with their experience in the past week meditating on Psalm 103, and share their initial thoughts on Psalm 46.