The Psalmist With Music

Unique, Powerful Way All Believers Can Experience Breakthrough In the Bible, Moses sang. Miriam sang. So did Deborah, David, Mary, Paul, the angels, and so many more. The Israelites went to war singing; they sang over victories, over happy moments and hard moments. They knew something we've lost sight of: When we learn to sing God's words back to Him, we align the deepest spaces of our hearts with the deepest places of His--and we experience breakthrough. So why do we relegate singing the Word to just worship teams? Julie Meyer, a Dove-nominated artist and worship leader, has been teaching all believers how to do just this. She shows that you don't need to know how to read music or even sing in tune. All you need is Scripture and a willingness to engage God in song. As you do, you will see heartache turn into hope, despair into destiny, fear into fearlessness. You stand on the Word, pray it, and even memorize it. Now it's time to sing it.

A powerful combination of time-honored scripture set to music, this print music collection is a unique offering that features new songs inspired by the CSB translation of scripture and the Psalms and Songs bible study, brought to you exclusively by LifeWay Christian Resources. TITLES: Come, Let Us Sing; Taste and See; Psalm 42; Be Still; Sweet Exchange; Faithful God; Make a Joyful Noise; The Fear of the Lord; Not to Us; More than the Watchman (Psalm 130); My Love, Ever Present; Be at Rest

"A new, poetic translation of the Book of Psalms faces the Masoretic Hebrew text. A running textual commentary takes us inside the translation process. A second, spiritual commentary connects each psalm to the events, struggles, and triumphs in our spiritual lives"--

Christian scholars write to inspire renewed interest in actively praying, reciting, and singing the Psalms in personal and corporate times of worship, citing its biblical basis and historical emphasis.

Author Don Wyrtzen says that as a composer, his calling is to set God's truth to music in simple, powerful form. A musician studying a master musician's praise of God, he reveals his own personal struggles with some of the same issues David faced--and we all face--in daily life. A Gold Medallion Award winner.

This commentary, a part of the Old Testament Library Series, focuses on the book of Psalms. The Old Testament Library provides fresh and authoritative treatments of important aspects of Old Testament study through commentaries and general surveys. The contributors are scholars of international standing.

With 140 psalms in sections entitled singing, seeking, sorrowing, straying, saved and seasonal, this text offers a prayer to fit almost any situation or occasion in life.