This wraps up my sermon series on the Psalms. I take a look at the most familiar and beloved Psalm, but there is a lot more going on here than most people realize. Some of the problem is that this text is overly familiar. Some of the problem is that we are reading figuritive language that is 2,000-3,500 years old in the Bible and we have to do some work to understand them. Particularly, we have to understand what 1st Century shepherds were really like.
Christmas Eve: From a Different Perspective
Christmas in the Old Testament: A Closer Look
Christmas in the Old Testament: The Forerunner
Christmas in the Old Testament: Messianic Expectations
Christmas in the Old Testament: Getting Perspective
Thanksgiving Sermon: Defiant Gratitude
Easter in November: He is not Here
Back to Normal??
Beyond Platitudes: A Theology of Bad Things
Render Unto Caesar: Seek the Welfare of the City
Render Unto Caesar: On Issues of Race
Render Unto Caesar: The Politics of Jesus
Render Unto Caesar: Two Kingdoms
Matthew Parables: The Talents
Matthew Parables: The Ten Virgins
Matthew Parables: The Unforgiving Servant
Sermons on the Sermon on the Mount: Final Thoughts
Sermons on the Sermon on the Mount: 2 Destinations and 2 Foundations
Sermons on the Sermon on the Mount: 2 Gates and 2 Trees
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