Songs of Celebration (Psalms 107-150)

DescriptionBook Five of the Psalms finds the exiles back in their land and rebuilding the temple and the city of Jerusalem. These psalms express joy in God’s faithfulness as well as a desire for help from God to face the communities and nations hostile to him and his people. In Songs of Celebration, David Jackson and Matthew Olliffe cover in 10 studies the 44 psalms collected as Book Five (Psalms 107–150), a book where we see the psalmists praising God and expressing hope for their coming king. This is the final volume of a five-part series on the Psalms. Unlike most other studies on the Psalms, this series reads each psalm not as an isolated unit but in the context of the whole book. As we see the full sweep of the Psalms, we will see that in all times, God’s people can entrust their future to their Messiah.Studies Considering the Lord’s faithfulness [Psalm 107] Songs of progress [Psalms 108–110] “Praise the Lord” [Psalms 111–117] Welcoming God’s king [Psalms 115–118] Revelling in God’s words [Psalm 119] Heading for Zion [Psalms 120–129] Arriving at God’s place [Psalms 130–136] The king amidst his enemies [Psalms 137–141] The king preserved [Psalms 142–145] Our chief end [Psalms 146–150] About the authorDavid Jackson has over 40 years of school-teaching experience, including 25 years as Head of Biblical Studies. He has also served as a pastor and church planter. David is the author of several books, journal articles and dictionary articles. He has been married to Pat for over 50 years, and together they have four children and 11 grandchildren. He is a member of Multicultural Bible Ministry in Rooty Hill, Sydney. Matt Olliffe studied at Moore College in Sydney, and is an Anglican minister and an Anglicare chaplain in residential aged care. He is the author of numerous studies in the Interactive Bible study series, including Introducing Jesus (John 1–4), Challenging Jesus (John 5–12), Revealing Jesus (John 13-17), Glorifying Jesus (John 18–21), and Salvation Revealed(Genesis 12–50).About downloadable files and group licencesIf you wish to share copies of the study with others, or plan to read out the questions or explanatory text to a group, consider a group licence. A group licence allows for up to 15 copies of a PDF to be shared within one growth group, making it quick and easy to organise. Otherwise, adjust the quantity you're buying to match the number of people participating. Volume discounts still apply to digital files, and these discounts will be automatically applied at checkout.Please read the full licence information.About Interactive Bible StudiesHalfway between a sermon and a set of study questions, these studies, written by gifted Bible teachers, provide excellent biblical input and direction while leaving you to do much of the exploration.