Hosted by Holly Culhane, Presence Point · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 213 episodes
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Psalms for Shepherds is a short audible devotional developed for the purpose of providing encouragement and support to shepherd leaders.--“Our prayer is that this series is the go-to devotional for shepherd leaders worldwide as they journey through their everyday lives of shepherding well and positively impacting the people they influence,” Holly Culhane, Presence Point Founder & President/CEO.--Each podcast refers to a specific Psalm or a portion of a Psalm and its immediate applicability in the life of the listener – no matter where she or he leads and influences others. With 150 chapters in the biblical Old Testament book of Psalms, the content has limitless applicability to shepherding well.
Holly Culhane, Presence Point hosts Psalms for Shepherds, a religion show with 213 episodes published.
Holly Culhane, Founder & President/CEO of Presence Point, concludes the Psalms for Shepherds series by reflecting on how researching, writing, and recording this series has impacted her life and her ability to shepherd m
This psalm takes us the end of the five Hallelujah Psalms and the Book of Psalms, as well. It builds upon previous Hallelujah songs and emphasizes where we are to praise God, why we are to praise God, and how we are to p
Psalm 149 makes it clear the followers of God are to praise, sing, rejoice, exult, and dance in worship to the Lord. That praise, however, should never be rote, rehearsed, or routine. No matter where we worship, this psa
If there was ever a doubt whether or not we have been commanded to praise the name of the Lord our God, this song makes it clear that everyone, and every living and created thing should indeed praise His Name, doing so w
There are such varied opinions regarding who wrote this psalm. Some believe it was penned after the return of the Jews from their captivity, while others think it was written by David referring to the building and fortif
Of the last five psalter songs, theologian, Bible teacher, author, and speaker James Montgomery Boice, once said: “In the earlier psalms, we have studied the writers’ griefs, shames, sins, doubts, and fears. We have witn
Psalm 145 is a praise-filled acrostic poem that is the last song in the book of Psalms attributed to David. We see our God’s Provision, His Protection, and His Presence throughout this psalm that is filled with truths we
Today we are in Psalm 144, a psalm David wrote to honor God for being his protection, for blessing him as a successful warrior and king, and to ask for God for His continued blessing on the Jewish people. Even in moments
Today we are in Psalm 143, the last of seven penitential prayers scattered throughout book of Psalms. As you will hear in this psalm, the subject of the lament changes from the writer’s adversary to the author’s own fail
Today we are in Psalm 142, another of David’s prayerful songs of lament. Like all literature, the Bible must be understood in its own historical context and, in this psalm, we have a gift through the subscript found in t
Psalm 141 is another song of lament written by the shepherd-King David. We do not know the specific context of this prayer, but David’s intensity and desperation shine through unmistakably. This ‘man after God’s own hear
Today we are in Psalm 140, a psalm written by David. This psalm opens with a plea for God to rescue him from the aggressive and wicked. These were evil men, and it seemed David’s plea to God was worthy. As shepherd leade
Today, we are at the tail-end of one of the most beautiful and versatile of David’s psalms, Psalm 139. This psalm reminds the reader – or the singer, as the case may be – how intimately God knows us, how constantly He is
We’re in Psalm 139 once again, and this week we are looking at the third stanza of this beautiful song – verses 13 through 18 – where David reminds us that God made us. In this psalm, David begins by showing us how intim
We continue in Psalm 139 this week in verses 7 through 12, where we see the reassuring reminder that God is with us constantly. 7 I can never escape from your Spirit! I can never get away from your presence! 8 If I go up
This week, we’re in Psalm 139, a chapter of Psalms with which many of us are very familiar. In this psalm we see the psalmist making three important points: (1) God knows everything, (2) God is present everywhere, (3) th
This week it’s fun to be back in a psalm written by David, Psalm 138, a psalm that sings praises to our God and reminds us to do the same. Psalm 138 illustrates the depth of David’s faith in God, that He prayed to Him –
This week we are in Psalm 137, a psalm that some say is “no doubt one of the most troubling and difficult psalms in the Psalter”! This song is nine verses of “remember” and “forget”. The psalmist, most likely a Levite, i
This is Holly Culhane with Presence Point and welcome to our Psalms for Shepherds podcast. This week we find ourselves in Psalm 136, a psalm that calls worshippers to a posture of gratitude. Psalm 136 is 26 verses in len
This is Holly Culhane with Presence Point and welcome to our Psalms for Shepherds podcast. This week our focus is on Psalm 135, which begins a series of psalms that emphasize praising our God. This particular psalm’s emp
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Psalms for Shepherds is hosted by Holly Culhane, Presence Point. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 213 episodes.
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