What's the difference between a philosophical atheist and a practical atheist? David knew, and it cut him to the core. 

What's the difference between a philosophical atheist and a practical atheist? David knew, and it cut him to the core.

Do you remember Doeg from 1 Samuel? David certainly did. He even wrote a Psalm about his experience in the aftermath of Doeg's report to Saul about David's whereabouts which lead to the death of 85 priests and their families. Prepare for an emotional Psalm.

Do you remember Doeg from 1 Samuel? David certainly did. He even wrote a Psalm about his experience in the aftermath of Doeg's report to Saul about David's whereabouts which lead to the death of 85 priests and their families. Prepare for an emotional Psalm.

David speaks in Psalm 51 of a problem that all of us face on a somewhat regular basis. Sin is heavy and it plagues us all. But throwing ourselves on God's mercy is the only remedy for this universal problem.

David speaks in Psalm 51 of a problem that all of us face on a somewhat regular basis. Sin is heavy and it plagues us all. But throwing ourselves on God's mercy is the only remedy for this universal problem. 

Psalm 49 is a Wisdom Psalm that attempts to answer one of life's most common questions: why does it seem so much of life is unfair? Do the rich really have God's favor more than the poor? What happens after death? Is there a leveling of the playing field?

Psalm 49 is a Wisdom Psalm that attempts to answer one of life's most common questions: why does it seem so much of life is unfair? Do the rich really have God's favor more than the poor? What happens after death? Is there a leveling of the playing field?

Psalm 45 is the only Psalm given the title in the superscript of a "Love Song." But who is this love song really about? Could it be that this love song is about more than just any king and any princess bride? What if it is about Jesus and His church? Hint: The Hebrew writer seems to think so!

Psalm 45 is the only Psalm given the title in the superscript of a "Love Song." But who is this love song really about? Could it be that this love song is about more than just any king and any princess bride? What if it is about Jesus and His church? Hint: The Hebrew writer seems to think so!