In this week’s Easter Psalm, we hear a song of praise to the healer of our souls. It’s a Psalm that creates a vibrant image of earth, moon, and stars singing praise together to the God of Love.

Following the season of Lent, this Psalm takes on a deeper meaning. This is a song of joy in the God who doesn’t ignore our laments, but offers solace for the soul. And at the end of the song, we hear the words of the Doxology woven in, thanking God for provision and care, and also asking that God’s healing, joyful, compassionate love would be experience throughout the earth.

This song is deceptively lighthearted. It truly is a joyful song to sing. Yet it looks under the surface at the needs of this broken and conflicted world, and it recognizes the love of God that rises up above all of that, offering us other way.

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