Remember, Remember (Psalm 77)

Remember, Remember (Psalm 77)

Jennie Evelyn Hussey was an accomplished poet a young age. She spent much of her youth cheerfully caring for her invalid sister, frequently referring to this service as the cross that God called her to take up daily. In her middle-aged years, she herself suffered...
Deceptive Appearances (Psalm 76)

Deceptive Appearances (Psalm 76)

We observed in Psalm 75 that the compilers of the Psalms often collected prayers in a deliberately thematic way. Recent psalms (73–75) appear to have been written around the time that Jerusalem was sacked by the Babylonians and share the broad theme of God’s judgement...
God’s Perspective in Prayer (Psalm 75)

God’s Perspective in Prayer (Psalm 75)

We sometimes think of the Psalms as a disconnected collection of poems and prayers. While each Psalms, written by different authors at different times in different circumstances, was written as an individual prayer, it is clearly observable that the editors who...
Thinking Theologically (Psalm 74)

Thinking Theologically (Psalm 74)

In 1993, Samuel Huntington wrote an article called “The Clash of Civilizations.” In it, he predicted that a time would come when the most significant source of conflict among human beings would not be political or economic but cultural. Stated another way, a time...
The Ant and the Tapeworm

The Ant and the Tapeworm

Someone, possibly Charles Spurgeon, once said that there is a sermon in every flower. That is, if we pay close enough attention to nature, we can often find illustrations of biblical truth. Some illustrations are stranger than others—like the Temnothorax ant and the...