Series: Pray the Psalms
Can I trust a God who would . . .
July 30, 2023 | Jon Knapp
The problem of evil and pain in the world has been a source of much struggle and tension with those who have faith throughout most of human history. While the bible doesn't always give us answers to our deepest questions it does give us a path forward through them . . . prayers of lament. Psalm 13 not only models but teaches us how to pray and worship in times of lament.
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Series Information
St. Augustine said "He who sings prays twice." The book of Psalms is a unique book of the Bible designed for Israel's times of corporate worship and prayer. Worship is our response to God based on who He is and what He has done, and the Psalms are a God-inspired response of worship. Throughout the series each week we will look at a different Psalm and uncover the riches contained in that Psalm, as well as different categories of worship and prayer throughout the book. In addition, we are encouraging our church to pray the Psalms as part of your daily worship and prayer to God; doing so will expand and enrich your prayer life.
