FROM PROBLEMS TO PRAISE (1 OF 9)
by Jeff Schreve
Scripture: Psalm 31:1-24
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From Problems to Praise (1 of 9)
Series: Life Is Hard but God Is Good
Jeff Schreve
Psalm 31:1-24
If you have your Bible, please turn to Psalm 31. We're beginning a new series of messages today on the Book of Psalms. There are one hundred and fifty psalms. The Book of Psalms is in the middle book of the Bible. One hundred and fifty psalms. I want to encourage you to read five psalms a day and make that a practice of your life. If you read five a day you'll read through the Book of Psalms every month. The Book of Psalms is a very important book. It covers about a thousand years from the time of Moses; Moses, who wrote Psalm 90, until the time of Ezra the prophet, the priest, who probably put all of it together. David is one of the principal writers in the Book of Psalms. He wrote almost half of the Book of Psalms we know for sure. You know, some psalms don't have a name to them. But he wrote, 73 or 74 psalms, so almost half of them. But then, Solomon also wrote some. The sons of Korah wrote some. Asaph wrote some. But the psalms are lyrical poems set to music. The Book of Psalms is the Hebrew hymnal. That's what they would sing to God. They would sing out of the psalms. The Book of Psalms expresses worship amidst the struggles of the soul. I've entitled this series, Life is Hard - anybody say amen to life is hard? - Life is Hard, but God is Good. And that's kind of the summation of the Book of Psalms. The psalmist, whoever is writing doesn't sugarcoat it. Life is hard, but, hey, God is still good. And so, the graphic for the series is a rain cloud, and then you have the sun above that. Life is hard. Hey, the rain falls, but God is still there, and the sun is shining, and so, we can trust Him.
Well, to kick off the series, we want to look at Psalm 31. Psalm 31 is a psalm of David, and it is one of the key psalms in the Book of Psalms because it's quoted a lot. Now, David wrote Psalm 31. Psalm 71 repeats the first three verses in Psalm 31. Now, Psalm 71 doe ...
Series: Life Is Hard but God Is Good
Jeff Schreve
Psalm 31:1-24
If you have your Bible, please turn to Psalm 31. We're beginning a new series of messages today on the Book of Psalms. There are one hundred and fifty psalms. The Book of Psalms is in the middle book of the Bible. One hundred and fifty psalms. I want to encourage you to read five psalms a day and make that a practice of your life. If you read five a day you'll read through the Book of Psalms every month. The Book of Psalms is a very important book. It covers about a thousand years from the time of Moses; Moses, who wrote Psalm 90, until the time of Ezra the prophet, the priest, who probably put all of it together. David is one of the principal writers in the Book of Psalms. He wrote almost half of the Book of Psalms we know for sure. You know, some psalms don't have a name to them. But he wrote, 73 or 74 psalms, so almost half of them. But then, Solomon also wrote some. The sons of Korah wrote some. Asaph wrote some. But the psalms are lyrical poems set to music. The Book of Psalms is the Hebrew hymnal. That's what they would sing to God. They would sing out of the psalms. The Book of Psalms expresses worship amidst the struggles of the soul. I've entitled this series, Life is Hard - anybody say amen to life is hard? - Life is Hard, but God is Good. And that's kind of the summation of the Book of Psalms. The psalmist, whoever is writing doesn't sugarcoat it. Life is hard, but, hey, God is still good. And so, the graphic for the series is a rain cloud, and then you have the sun above that. Life is hard. Hey, the rain falls, but God is still there, and the sun is shining, and so, we can trust Him.
Well, to kick off the series, we want to look at Psalm 31. Psalm 31 is a psalm of David, and it is one of the key psalms in the Book of Psalms because it's quoted a lot. Now, David wrote Psalm 31. Psalm 71 repeats the first three verses in Psalm 31. Now, Psalm 71 doe ...
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