David’s final Psalm: restored nation (145:1–8) – Seeking the kingdom
In the last Psalm of David, we hear the messiah’s voice declaring the restoration of God’s reign.| Seeking the kingdom
In the last Psalm of David, we hear the messiah’s voice declaring the restoration of God’s reign.| Seeking the kingdom
Each Psalm is set in Israel’s story, within the macro-story of God’s kingdom.| Seeking the kingdom
Understanding the Bible is all about understanding the relationships. Jesus shows us how with his puzzle about the people in Psalm 110:1.| Seeking the kingdom
Slow down! There’s a significant message in that list of names at the start of Matthew’s Gospel.| Seeking the kingdom
This post is longer than normal. It walks you through how to process the Psalms, with Psalm 3 as the example.| Seeking the kingdom
You have people in your care? See yourself as an under-shepherd.| Seeking the kingdom
Calling Jesus “the Christ” is declaring him the ruler chosen by God to restore heaven’s reign to the earth.| Seeking the kingdom
Do the Psalms tell us about Jesus? Are these verses about Christ? Psalm 22 1 My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? … 16 They have pierced my hands and feet. Psalms 118 22 The stone the builders…| Seeking the kingdom
Seeking to understand Jesus in the terms he chose to describe himself: son of man (his identity), and kingdom of God (his mission). Riverview Church, Perth, Western Australia| Seeking the kingdom
