Psalmcast: Recent Episodes
Lindsay Kennedy
What if the Psalms capture the very words of Jesus addressing his Father?
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How did the Apostles see Jesus in the OT? The answer is in Peter's foundational sermon in Acts 2.
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If the Psalms are indeed prophetic, How do we "Do the math" to get from Psalms to Christ? In this episode: Two ways of getting it right.
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If the Psalms are indeed prophetic, How do we "Do the math" to get from Psalms to Christ? In this episode: Two examples of getting it wrong
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What does it mean that David was a prophet, and how ought that change the way we think of the Psalter?
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Is the Psalter merely a collection of ancient worship songs? If that is so, why have most Jews and Christians throughout history interpreted the Psalms as prophetic?
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Context is king; so too for the Psalter. How is Jesus' Bible different to our Old Testaments today, and what does this mean for the Psalter?
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The Psalter is not simply Israel's greatest hits on shuffle, it's more like the first concept album. Here are 10 evidences of its intelligent design.
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What's in a name? When it comes to the Psalms, a lot! How we think about the Psalms impacts the way in which we read.
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I enjoyed this interview with Greek scholar Dave Black on Calvary Chapel Pastor’s Perspective radio show/podcast back in February. I knew little about him before this but enjoyed his personality and insights on Greek.
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Gordon Fee has provided one of the best commentaries on Philippians. This is not just my opinion, as it’s #2 on Best Commentaries! Fee has a wonderful mix of top-level scholarship and deep pastoral wisdom and application, which is often lacking in scholarly commentaries.
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I just finished listening to these wonderful lectures on the New Testament canon of Scripture and would recommend them to anyone. The middle lectures were particularly fantastic. If you think that questions regarding the canon basically consist of, “how do we know that we have the right books of the Bible?” or “who decided on the canon?” then you’ll be surprised by the depth of insight that Kruger brings the topic.
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In this post I provide an introduction and overview of G. K. Beale’s The Temple and the Church’s Mission with the intention of giving potential readers a reason to pick it up. Check back later for my actual review.
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In 2004 G. K. Beale released a book entitled The Temple and the Church’s Mission: A Biblical Theology of the Dwelling Place of God.This book is on my must-read list, mostly due to hearing him provide a summary lecture of its contents.
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