Mark Futato on Psalms (Re-release)

About this sermon

In this episode of Help Me Teach the Bible, I talked with Mark Futato, the Robert L. Maclellan professor of Old Testament at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, Florida, where he teaches core classes on Hebrew and Old Testament books. Futato has written a number of books on Psalms that flow out not only from his study but also his love for and his living with the Psalms. Topics in the discussion include: whether or not we should make the Psalms “about me”; allowing the organization of Psalms to inform our teaching; common mistakes made in teaching Psalms; the big three kinds of Psalms; how Psalms speaks to our emotions; and singing the Psalms about Jesus, to Jesus, with Jesus. Recommended audio resources on the Psalms: Mark Futato on  Psalm 1, 23 Dick Lucas  sermons  on Psalms Sinclair Ferguson  sermons  on Psalms Edmund Clowney  sermons and lectures  on preaching Christ from the Psalms Recommended print resources on the Psalms: Knowing the Bible: Psalms: A 12-Week Study  by Douglas Sean O’Donnell Journey to Joy: The Psalms of Ascent  by Josh Moody ( Psalms 120–134 ) The Psalms: Rejoice, the Lord Is King, Volume 1, Psalms 1 to 41  by James Johnston Transformed by Praise: The Purpose and Message of the Psalms  by Mark Futato Joy Comes in the Morning: Psalms for All Seasons  by Mark Futato Interpreting the Psalms: An Exegetical Handbook  by Mark Futato Psalms: Cornerstone Biblical Commentary  by Mark Futato, George Schwab, and Philip Comfort How to Read the Psalms  by Tremper Longman III Psalms 1-72: An Introduction and Commentary  by Derek Kidner Psalms 73-150  by Derek Kidner Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Source: The Gospel Coalition