Studying the Psalms and Worship

In this series on the book of Psalms and on worship, we begin with the historical background of one of David’s psalms and then look at the psalm that sprang from those events. There are 14 psalms that bear a specific title linking us back to an actual event in David’s life. David didn’t just decide one day, “I think I’ll sit down and write a psalm,” or “I think I’ll write a prayer to God.” No, he was in the midst of some particular circumstances—often tough times when he wrote Psalm 3, 7, 18, 30, 34, 51, 52, 54, 56, 57, 59, 60, 63, 142. This series was inspired by those events!

#23: Reasons to Worship: It Is a Fragrant Offering to God

Studying the Psalms and Worship

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Or, Worship That Smells Right: five principles that can help guide us to worship God in a way that is memorable to Him and to us

John 12:1-8; Matthew 26:6-13; Mark 14:1-11; Luke 7:36-50.

I’m sure you have heard the expression, "Somethin’ just doesn’t smell right." In our house, the contest is over the smell of tuna fish. I love it; Nancy doesn’t. So we recently negotiated a settlement. If we have it, I will immediately clean up the bowl and can, make sure the sink is clean and the garbage disposal is deployed.

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