Reformed Worship - Resources for planning and leading worship

This is part of the worship series
"Lead More Like Jesus: Three Services for the Pentecost Season"

Series Introduction

This is part of the worship series
"Lead More Like Jesus: Three Services for the Pentecost Season"

Series Introduction

This is part of the worship series
"Lead More Like Jesus: Three Services for the Pentecost Season"

Series Introduction

Psalm 138 is a psalm of thanksgiving for a God who, though he is above all Gods and is worshiped by even the greatest of kings, still cares about each and every one of us. Even when we walk in the midst of trouble—whether those troubles are small or death itself—we can be assured of God’s steadfast love and faithfulness. That assurance is all we need for thanksgivin...

There are many ways of interpreting Psalm 45 but this litany is leaning into a christological interpretation where the main speaker is the bride of Christ, the church, Christ’s beloved, who is speaking to Christ. There are a few places in the psalm where the bride is no longer speaking. In one case it is the bride who is being addressed, in another the text becomes ...