Ep 387 | Psalms 102-150, Come Follow Me 2026 (Aug 31-Sept 6)

Ep 387 | Psalms 102-150, Come Follow Me 2026 (Aug 31-Sept 6)

From Talking Scripture by Mike Day & Bryce Dunford

September 1, 2026 · 1h 31m

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The episode discusses various Psalms, focusing on themes of God's power, redemption, and the nature of lament.

→ Watch on YouTube → Detailed Show Notes (00:00) A brief overview of these psalms. (01:32) Psalm 89 portrays God’s power of creation and his justice. Assurances are made to the anointed king that the seed of David will continue with a promise of victory. The last 14 verses are a lament that the king has been forsaken. (07:15) Psalm 93 teaches that the Lord is mightier than the waters, with a description of him overcoming chaos in his acts of creation. (09:14) In Psalm 102 the righteous pray for deliverance. Psalm 115 helps us understand Psalm 102, as they both relate to death and resurrection. (17:23) In Psalm 116 we are assured that God will redeem mankind from death and sorrow and will one day wipe away our tears. (24:10) Psalm 103 describes how the Lord’s people rejected him, yet the Lord showed them pity. Much of the Old Testament reflects a post exilic view of God that can be negative. This Psalm shows the lovingkindness of God. Lehi describes the essence of the original Hebrew of this psalm when he says “I am encircled about eternally in the arms of his love.” Knowing God’s true character, nature, and perfections lead us unto salvation. (31:51) Psalm 105 portrays God’s…

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Hosts: Mike Day, Bryce Dunford

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Books & works: Psalm 89, Psalm 93, Psalm 102, Psalm 115, Psalm 116, Psalm 103, Psalm 105, Psalm 110

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