Consider the Psalms

Every Monday, 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Join Bethany Harmon as she moderates an 8-session women's Bible study featuring Audrey Broggi's 2023 study, "Consider the Psalms," a look at various Psalms for women. Join us for fellowship, small groups and prayer on Monday evenings.

Registration: https://bible.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/123/responses/new

Dates: Nov 4, 11, 18, 25 Jan 13, 20, 27 Feb 3
Time: 5:30pm- 8:00pm
Place: Room 115, next to the World Mission Café. 

Studying the Psalms offers a unique spiritual depth and comfort, enriching both our personal devotion and our understanding of God’s character. The Psalms cover a vast range of human emotions—from joy and gratitude to despair and repentance—and give us language to express those feelings honestly before God. Whether we are celebrating blessings, facing trials, or seeking guidance, the Psalms help us connect our emotions to God’s timeless truth. Their poetry, meant to be sung or prayed, invites us into an intimate relationship with God, encouraging us to bring our whole selves before Him. They offer a model of worship that combines reverence with raw honesty, showing us that God desires both our praise and our questions.

Additionally, the Psalms teach us valuable theological insights and spiritual principles. Through them, we see God’s sovereignty, faithfulness, and mercy highlighted across various life circumstances. David and other psalmists remind us that God’s promises remain constant, even when situations are difficult or perplexing. They provide wisdom about justice, forgiveness, repentance, and hope, shaping our worldview and guiding us in our daily walk with God. For Christians, studying the Psalms also reveals how God’s salvation plan unfolds, with prophetic foreshadowing of Christ as our shepherd, king, and deliverer. As we study the Psalms, our faith is strengthened, and our sense of purpose deepens, empowering us to live out our faith with greater conviction and trust.