Psalms

Three theology books to read this month.

Martin Luther called Psalm 110 the core of Scripture for its 7 short verses of foundational doctrine.

Why Scripture talks of our entreaties to God as rising like incense.

And for the grownups—that’s all of us—who never outgrow their need for his presence around the clock.

We should read it not as an assortment of poems and songs but as a single rhapsody on God’s covenant promises.

The Bulletin discusses the Texas floods, Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to DC, UPenn’s apology to competitors of Lia Thomas, and Christian civic engagement. 

Our beloved apologist wrestled with the Psalms’ hardest words in his season of suffering.

This Lent, may we remember the Cross as those who know the depth in which we need it.

A reflection on Psalm 103:14 for Ash Wednesday.

Our management strategies for anxiety are not enough. Let us hope in God’s presence and power.