The Psalms reflect the reality of life in a fallen world, capturing the full range of human emotions. John Calvin once said the Psalms are "an anatomy of all the parts of the soul," and it's true. They don't just echo how we feel; they also offer us comfort, wisdom, hope, and peace. One of the central truths the Psalms teach is the importance of being honest with God. They are deeply relational—and as with any close relationship, there can be no genuine intimacy without vulnerability and honesty.