The letter of Psalmic in the Hebrew alphabet holds a profound lesson in spiritual warfare, as it represents both the idea of being surrounded and the concept of being united with something. This paradox is seen in the way Satan uses the letter to ensnare people, but God ultimately upholds those who are united with Him through faith in Jesus. [... more]

The Psalmic provides counsel on how to deal with broken off branches, those who are not truly abiding in Christ, and how to restore them through a process of confrontation and redemption, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of the importance of community and abiding in Christ. [... more]

The concept of nullification in Jewish culture is explored in relation to Psalm 119, highlighting the idea of community and support within the church. The psalmist's words, 'Thou art my hiding place and my shield,' are examined in the context of the church providing safety and protection, and the idea of being part of a larger community is emphasized. [... more]