If
the Psalms are "Jesus Own Prayers," how do we use them in everyday
life? Truthfully, the language can be old-fashioned and some of the
references off-putting. Yet, the the Psalms speak to universal human
experience and are meant to support us and our faith as much today as they did
hundreds or thousands of years ago.
This lesson is the first in a sub-series exploring "8 Primary Emotions" and how the Psalms teach us how to harness them positively in our lives. We also will connect the message of specific Psalms to Jesus and his teachings. This week starts with "Surprise" and "Disgust". We will explore the negative side (disappointment, betrayal) and positive side (excitement) of surprises. We also look at how to react when we are disgusted or if we disgust someone else.
Lesson PlanThis lesson is the first in a sub-series exploring "8 Primary Emotions" and how the Psalms teach us how to harness them positively in our lives. We also will connect the message of specific Psalms to Jesus and his teachings. This week starts with "Surprise" and "Disgust". We will explore the negative side (disappointment, betrayal) and positive side (excitement) of surprises. We also look at how to react when we are disgusted or if we disgust someone else.
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