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Last week in Psalm 2 we took a close look at the rebellious nature of the nations who have set themselves in active rebellion against God, the True King who loves them. This week in Psalm 3 we find that the rebellion has come home to House of the King. In this third Song of the King we find our first Psalm of David. It is a Psalm of Lament, a song of tears, in which we find King David…

The Ruler and The Rebels Last week, we saw from Psalm 1 that the blessed person is the godly person. Psalm 2 is tightly tied to Psalm 1. Thematically, Psalm 1 and 2 focus on the blessed life. Psalm 1 begins with “The blessed person…” and Psalm 2 ends with “Blessed are all who take refuge in him.” You might find interesting that in Jewish rabbinic tradition, Psalm 1 and 2 were read and used together. More importantly, Psalm 1…

We continue in our Psalm series. It’s titled Songs of the King, because every Psalm ultimately finds its greatest significance in Christ, through Christ, and for Christ our King. In reality, all Scripture—all 66 books—points forward to Christ (the Old Testament) and then flows out from Christ (the New Testament). Last week, we discovered that spirituality without Christ and the God of the Bible is empty, like a compass without true north—it may move and feel meaningful, but ultimately there…