Wonderful! @suzania.bsky.social and I would love to meet you!

If you encounter us again in the wild, you should definitely say hi! Also, if you are ever passing through Stoke while we are around drop one of us a line (probably best on the other place, as we aren't very active here at the moment), we love to meet new people.

Just shared this with @suzania.bsky.social, who was delighted to hear it!

Quite possible! We visited Chester on the 28th.

Thank you!

Along the way, we will be reading a lot of thought-provoking secondary literature and, most importantly, spending much time with and in the Psalms themselves.

Ten weeks, two hours a week. Starting January 17th.

Consider registering for the course here! davenanthall.com/course/psalm...

• How can Christians sing, pray with, and use the psalms devotionally?
• How have the psalms been used and interpreted over the history of the people of God?
• How can the psalms be restored to their proper centrality in the life of the contemporary Church?

• How do the Psalms relate to the figure of the king?
• How can we make sense of the imprecatory psalms?
• How do the Psalms develops the tradition of the Torah?
• How are the Psalms used and remixed in the later canon?
• How do NT authors connect the psalms with Christ?

Some of the questions that we will be considering in this course:

• What place does song have in Scripture more generally?
• How are the books of the Psalms structured?
• What are some of the literary features and devices of the Psalms?

The Psalms have been sung by the people of God for over three millennia. They occupy a distinctive place in the scriptural canon and the Church's worship.

You may have been singing them all your life, but this course is a chance to reflect more deeply. davenanthall.com/course/psalm...

Amazing!