Tune in this episode as Noah unpacks Psalm 16 and the beauty of this Psalmist's confession before God. He expresses his belief in hope for the future as well as a call to God to save him from his enemies. Don't miss this episode as Noah also talks about translation difficulties with harder passages in Hebrew. You'll definitely learn something!

Source for Music:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KthK3gTfwAg

Written by Brian Sauvé

Published by Brian Sauvé

This week Noah talks about Psalm 15 and the unique attributes this song brings to our lives. He also gives a few anecdotes about his own experiences with this psalm and why it means so much to him. He specifically focuses on the way people treat one another and how that mattered immensely to ancient Israelite people.

Source For Music:

Poor Bishop Hooper "Psalm 15" taken from https://www.everypsalm.com

This week Noah discusses the dialogical (not didactical) aspects to Psalm 14. He works through the important message that God says back to this fool and how believing in God mattered to specifically for the Israelites living in poverty. Join Noah on this episode as we listen to what the Psalmist has to say about humans and belief in God.

Source for Music:

Psalm 14 By Mateo Banks

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IPbOrzCSI4E

Published by Mateo Banks

This episode Noah breaks down Psalm 13 expressing some of his personal journey with this psalm as well as teaching on the importance of memory and the past as a way towards healing. He discusses the ways that the psalmist sees the Lord forgetting him and how the psalmist still remembers how God has been faithful as way to endure his sufferings. The word Hesed also makes a reappearance on this episode so make sure you check out our episode we did on that word as well!

Source for Music:

"Chad Dohring Psalm 13" by Chad Dohring

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAvsk3GCwqM

Published by chad dohring

This episode Noah discusses the traps that our society faces with language and double mouthed utterances. He discusses how the psalmist laments his place in the world where no one is faithful to their promises and how the word of God is something reliable.

Source for Music:

"Out Of The Darkness (Psalm 12)" by The Shiyr Poets

https://youtu.be/-TkSpVNQ2Uc?si=IMGRif-JhvowYG0v

Published by The Shiyr Poets

This episode is a bit of a different spin on God's justice from the last two episodes. In this Psalm we meet a psalmist who is utterly confident in God saving him. He defies the logic of the time and trusts only in God's holy palace on the hill of Zion. Tune in to hear how Noah unpacks this psalm in light of the previous psalm(s).

Source for Music:

Psalm 11 -Will Gray & Josh Ellis

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Y_DXvQz_HY&t=132s

Published by Will Gray

This episode we finish up the psalm which was split into two parts in the medieval period, Psalm 9 and 10. Noah discusses the problems inherent in pride and how to think through that as one of the primary reasons why the the wicked oppress the poor. He also gives a defense for folk music and why he picked the song he did for this episode.

Source for Music:

Rise Up, O Lord (Psalm 10)

By My Soul Among Lions

Published by Clearnote Records

Youtube video link - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfzT6_Ff-zs

Posted by Joseph Spurgeon

This episode we dive into a psalm which continues onward into Psalm 10. These two psalms were originally one psalm and only in the middle ages where they split apart. Today, Noah talks about the first section of this psalm, where a psalmist prays to God for justice on his enemies. There are a lot of similarities in this psalm to Psalm 7, so if you haven't checked out that episode go ahead and listen to it as well to get the full context of this episode.

Source for music:

Poor Bishop Hooper "Psalm 9" taken from https://www.everypsalm.com

Check them out at Poor Bishop Hooper's website

https://www.poorbishophooper.com