Great things are not completed by one but many. The Genevan psalter's story reflects this truth.

The reformation emphasized that we should all consume the word of God for ourselves. That means it is right, necessary, and a good thing to apply the psalms to yourself.

Sean and Jake talk about the music and theology behind their favorite Christmas tunes! What's yours?!

Dr. Erb shared his X-Mas musical goodies with us. Listen, watch, and learn why Christmas music is important and why you should perk up to some good music this season. Link to the playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4vdSuZ7pPnL61RoGXWA9tx?si=Qp11buU5TNGrY2BcSS4m9Q

Wisdom and risk don't oppose each other. Faithful Christians are risky in a wise manner.As churches become bounce houses or dull lecture halls, God's people lose sight of the most repeated command: sing together. We celebrate Jesus Christ's incarnation during Advent and Christmas, so be merry with his people – in person and unveiled. You need to be healthy and put off silly questions that have been exhausted. Join Dr. Reagan and I as we talk about the worth of singing to God with his people.

The text is Psalm 11, and the music is from Dr. David Erb.Other topics included:The foundations of a society, text painting with range, God’s unconditional love, refining through trails, and God is behind all righteousness.

A PACKED EPISODE. Jake and Sean kick around the interesting topics connected to Psalm 9 and the Becker Psalter setting. "I will give thanks to the LORD with my whole heart..."

O Lord, our Lord, how excellent is thy name in all the earth! Jake and Sean discuss the use of gendered language in Psalm 8 and track its connection to Christ's divinity. Dr. David Erb's setting of the text is up for examination too! Listen in for his interesting compositional techniques.

Jake and Sean chat about the glorious text of Psalm 7.Topics include: Spurgeon’s Insight, Musical Genres, Love is Love, and God's Righteousness!