Reading the Psalms - Selah: Episode 10
Jun 22, 202529m0
Why it's important to regularly read the Psalms...
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Hosted by Dr. Patrick Latham · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 10 episodes
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Welcome to Selah, a podcast dedicated to understanding and using the Psalms for personal and spiritual growth. In this 10-lesson study, we’ll explore the composition and overarching storyline of the Psalms from Psalm 1 to 150, while also focusing on how to actively use them in our daily walk with God so that they become a vital part of our spiritual lives.Our journey includes:- 1 introductory lesson on the Psalms- 6 lessons on the structure and storyline of the Psalter- 3 lessons on how to personally use the Psalms—in memorization, prayer, and discipleshipReformer Martin Luther once said one can find “psalms and words which are appropriate to the circumstances in which he finds himself and meet his needs as adequately as if they were composed exclusively for his sake.”Join us as we dive into this powerful collection of songs and prayers. Let’s grow together in faith through the beauty of the Psalms!
Dr. Patrick Latham hosts Selah: Using the Psalms for Personal & Spiritual Growth, a religion show with 10 episodes published.
Why it's important to regularly read the Psalms...
First let's define meditation then see how Psalm meditation can make a powerful impact in your life...
There are three reasons we believe the Psalms are meant to be memorized and four tips we can give to memorizing them...
Let's see 4 ways Bible scholars have viewed the Psalms in relation to prayer. We can also look to Daniel and Jesus for examples of praying God's word.
We all like to have someone we can look to for advice. Wisdom is needed for every season, strain, and struggle we face. Such is the nature of the wisdom psalms. They teach us how to live rightly in light of God’s Word.
Let's look at the characteristics and types of Royal Psalms and see the message we need to understand from them...
Let's look at the characteristics and types of Praise Hymns and why we need them in our walk with the Lord...
Let's look at 8 common characteristics of Lament psalms and discouss 4 ways to use these psalms in your Christian walk...
The first 2 chapters of Psalms introduces us to the 4 major themes of the book...
Let's answer 4 introductory questions about the Psalms: (1) What is a Psalm? (2) What are the different types of Psalms? (3) How is the Psalter organized? (4) Why do we have the Psalms?
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