Sunday, 8 July 2018

Psalm (July)

Lately we sing the oldest songs. The only book I’ve heard every year of my life. Lately, this July, I heard an explanation of discernment. We live with God within the spacious confines of consolation and desolation. Whoever we are in all the world’s imagined corners, there is consolation. Sets of psalm words set aside for the day, and in their settings, speak to God. Nor in desolation may we abandon hope. They are our words and we read them. Lately we sing as we read and recount praise and thanksgiving. We read again their heartfelt intent, descent, and ascent.
 
 Psalm: Brunswick

Psalm: Heidelberg West

Psalm: Port Melbourne

Psalm: Thornbury

Psalm: Tullamarine

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