Psalm 33 summons skillful praise to the God whose word formed the cosmos and whose counsel stands through generations. Learn how this hymn shapes trust away from human power and into waiting hope under the Lord’s steadfast love.
Psalm 31 weaves refuge, lament, and praise around the confession that our times are in God’s hands. Learn how entrustment, honest prayer, and corporate courage shape a steady life.
Psalm 15 answers who may dwell with God by painting a life of truthful speech, faithful promises, and just care for the weak. In Christ, access is opened and integrity is formed by the Spirit.
This study follows Psalm 14’s arc from heart-level folly to hope rooted in God’s presence and Zion’s salvation. It applies the psalm’s realism and promise to church and world today.
Elihu challenges the impulse to treat piety as leverage and invites sufferers to seek the Maker who gives songs in the night. Job 35 recenters prayer, clarifies God’s fullness, and shows why pleasing God is never pointless.
Job 31 is a formal oath that brings heart and public life under God’s gaze. It traces purity, justice, neighbor-love, and freedom from idols, ending with a signed appeal for God’s answer.
Job 29 looks back to a season of God’s light, public dignity, and costly advocacy for the vulnerable. The chapter teaches how memory, fear of the Lord, and neighbor-love belong together in a wise life.
Job 28 honors human skill yet denies that technique or wealth can purchase true understanding. Wisdom is God’s gift: fear the Lord and turn from evil.
Job 27 binds an oath of integrity to a sober portrait of the wicked’s end. The chapter trains conscience, clarifies hope, and steadies trust in God’s rule.
Job 25 magnifies God’s holiness and human frailty while exposing the limits of a reductionist counsel. The chapter’s hard question—how can a mortal be righteous?—finds its hope in God’s gracious provision across Scripture.
Zophar’s first speech blends true doxology with a verdict God never gave. This study weighs his claims, shows their limits, and points to the Mediator whose wisdom holds justice and mercy together while we wait for noonday.
Job 9 pairs a hymn to God’s power with a courtroom dilemma no mortal can win. The chapter ends in longing for a mediator—answered in Scripture by the One who removes the rod and opens fearless access to God.
Job answers Eliphaz by weighing anguish, pleading for fitting words, and charging that kindness to friends belongs to the fear of the Lord. This chapter trains us to season counsel with grace and to hold fast to God’s words until He speaks.
Eliphaz’s counsel in Job 5 blends true praise of God’s providence with an overconfident verdict on Job’s pain. This study weighs those truths, shows their limits, and points sufferers to prayer, patience, and the Mediator who heals.
Job 2 intensifies the test of faith as pain reaches Job’s body and silence fills the air. This study traces background, narrative, theology, and practical hope for worship in ashes.