A Thimble-full of Theology for Daily Living

Shout For Joy – Psalm 33

God doesn't miss a beat. Those whose hearts he fashioned, and that's everyone,

Paul quotes this wisdom psalm of David in Romans 4 as he seeks to defend his understanding

It is fun to think of God as our fortress. You can imagine awe-inspiring citadels

Whether this psalm was used at the dedication of the Tabernacle with the ark of the

This is a praise psalm by David. It uses Yahweh's personal identification 18 times.

David faces yet another severe challenge to his life and does what a man after God's

David didn't want to literally live in the temple. He had his own palace for dwelling.

Leaders are especially susceptible to using their leadership for personal gain, and

I am ashamed of so many of my Evangelical friends who have lifted up their souls

This is a royal psalm, not talking about a human ruler, however, but the divine Ruler,

This is a psalm of trust. It is carried by two metaphors. The Shepherd/sheep

This psalm of David is a lament that turns to praise for deliverance. David feels

Perhaps the biggest controversy about this psalm of trust is David's declaration

How do you pray for your nation's leader? This prayer of David's could be a good

This psalm of David's is part wisdom psalm, part praise psalm. It is truly remarkable