Psalms 01 – Introduction
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In this class session, you will be introduced to the Book of Psalms including its structure, content, and the various types of Psalms. You’ll also discover the ways in which poetry communicates.
Psalms 02 – Psalm 1
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In this session, you will learn about the unique features of wisdom Psalms and see how those features impact our understanding of Psalm 1.
Psalms 03 – Psalm 19
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This session is an exposition of Psalm 19, which exalts the glory of God’s self-revelation that is seen in His world and His word.
Psalms 04 – Psalm 78
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As a wisdom Psalm, Psalm 78 highlights the importance of entrusting truth to succeeding generations, learning from the past, and finding comfort in God’s kindness.
Psalms 05 – Psalm 37
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This session is an exposition of Psalm 37, a wisdom Psalm in the form of an acrostic. This Psalm teaches us to trust God with the injustices that we face as we wait for the coming of Christ who vindicates our faith.
Psalms 06 – Psalm 73
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Psalm 73 presents a crisis of faith. Asaph – the choir director of Israel – takes the reader down into his descent into doubt when he was envious of the wicked, and shows us how God’s truth brought him to a place of clarity and confidence.
Psalms 07 – Psalm 23
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Psalm 23 is one of the best-known passages in all of Scripture. This session emphasizes God’s faithfulness in our lives as illustrated in the life of David.
Psalms 08 – Imprecatory Psalms
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In this class session, you will be introduced to the Book of Psalms including its structure, content, and the various types of Psalms. You’ll also discover the ways in which poetry communicates.
Psalms 09 – Psalms of Lament (Psalm 51)
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In this class session, you will be introduced to the Book of Psalms including its structure, content, and the various types of Psalms. You’ll also discover the ways in which poetry communicates.
Psalms 10 – Psalm 90
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Psalm 90 is the oldest Psalm in the Book, being written by Moses. This wisdom Psalm stresses the brevity of life and the eternality of God, urging the reader to live in light of eternity.
Psalms 11 – Songs of Ascent and Hallel Psalms
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This session provides a brief overview of the Psalms of Ascent and Hallel Psalms, and their usage in the worship of ancient Israel.
Psalms 12 – Psalm 32
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Psalm 32 is a Psalm rejoicing in the forgiveness of sins that David experienced when he confessed his sin to the Lord.
Psalms 13 – Psalm 8
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Psalm 8 is a brief and powerful poem the celebrates the glory of God and the crown of His creation – mankind. This session explores man’s original placement as ruler over God’s creation, and the N.T. usage of this Psalm as applied to Christ who will one day exercise that dominion over God’s creation.
Psalms 14 – Psalm 22
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Psalm 22 is a Messianic Psalm that paints a vivid picture of Christ’s suffering on the Cross long before Jesus came. While the words are true of David’s sufferings, David spoke beyond himself!
Psalms 15 – Psalm 2
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This session is an exposition of Psalm 2, a Royal Psalm that looks ahead to the Kingdom of Christ on earth. The words of this Psalm are quoted throughout the N.T. in reference to Him.
