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Have you ever read the Psalms and felt like they took the words from the depths of your heart? Many of them are words filled with pain and suffering, and other times they are words full of joy and thanksgiving. As we'll explore today, there are a particular set of Psalms known as laments and they make up a significant amount of them. 

The question is, what is their purpose? We'll explore this and more in today's podcast. Prof. Matt and I discuss why the Psalms are critical for the life of a Christian and how we can find healing in connecting with the sentiments that the authors describe in these Psalms. 
 
We discuss the following topics: 

• Introducing  the topic with key verses from Psalm 119
• What are the Psalms of lament?
• What is the context behind them? 
• What can we learn from these Psalms?
• Confession and forgiveness
• How do these lament Psalms bring healing to hurting hearts?, and
• What are some steps Christians can put into practice after today's episode?  

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