“All the books of Scripture, both Old Testament and New, are inspired by God and useful for instruction, as the apostle says, but to those who really study it, the Psalter [Psalms] yields especial treasure. Within it are represented and portrayed in all their great variety the movements of the human soul. It is like a picture, in which you see yourself portrayed and, seeing, may understand and constantly form yourself upon the pattern given.” St. Athanasius (On the Incarnation)

“Whoever studies it deeply will find in it a kind of gymnasium open for all souls to use, where the different psalms are like different exercises set out before him.” St. Ambrose of Milan

Follow along using this 50-day Psalm Reading Plan.

SERMON SERIES

January 4 - Psalm 49 - “Envy and Trouble” - For an audio version of the sermon, click here: “Envy and Trouble.” To view the entire service, click here: “Envy and Trouble.”

January 11 - Psalm 88 - “Desertion” - For an audio version of the sermon, click here: “Desertion.” To view the entire service, click here: “Desertion.”

January 18 - Psalm 104 - “Awe” - For an audio version of the sermon, click here: “Awe.” To view the entire service, click here: “Awe.”

January 25 - SNOW DAY

February 1 - Psalm 22 - “Desperation” - For an audio version of the sermon, click here: “Desperation.” To view the entire service, click here: “Desperation.”

February 8 - Psalm 51 - “Guilt” - For an audio version of the sermon, click here: “Guilt.” To view the entire service, click here: “Guilt.”

February 15 - Psalm 16

ADULT FORMATION

January 11

January 18

January 25 - SNOW DAY

February 1

February 8

February 15

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Bible Project Podcast on the Psalms