Sunday, July 24th, 2016
by Dion Frasier
The Psalms were written to be experienced with other people. The Psalms are communal. Our journey is not a lonely journey absent from the stories of others.
Walter Brueggemann suggests placing the Psalms in one of three categories:
The Psalms were written to be experienced with other people. The Psalms are communal. Our journey is not a lonely journey absent from the stories of others.
True revival requires life to come forth from death.
Do we ignore a nation and world that is so severely divided as right now? People are hurting. People are disoriented. People are asking tough questions of themselves and others.
God is raising up a generation that is primed to make a difference in the world. He is making a way to turn our mourning into dancing.
While the Jewish concept of salvation may have been limited, they praised God mightily none the less. How much more so should we loose our minds in praise to God for the wonderful salvation he has given us in Jesus Christ!
When people of faith come into contact with a Lord who rescues, praise is the natural course of action.
In this introduction, we will lay out our plan to look at Psalms of New Orientation. We take the cue to ?Shout, Worship, Know and Enter?. All are key words to unleash within a spirit that leads to outward praise and celebration of the God of the heavens!