I searched for the word psalms on the church homepage this week and found that almost every

general conference return going on for multiple pages was a talk with a title taken from a psalm.

From present Nelson's famous Joy cometh in the morning, to Elder Bednar's quotable,

a broken heart and a contrite spirit, to Elder Holland's emotional like a broken vessel.

It's clear that our church leaders know and

love the Psalms. Similarly, Jesus and his apostles quoted from Psalms over 100 times in the New Testament,

which is not only the most of any Old Testament book quoted, but over half of the overall quotes

altogether. Over the next three weeks, we get to study the powerful truths and moving evocations

in these collected words, and in this episode, we're providing some powerful tools to give you a

fresh and faith-fulfilling study.

Welcome to the Scripture Study Project. We are your host, Krista and Zach Horton, and this is our podcast

where we study scripture with you. Our goal each week is to help you discover new or renewed

excitement for God and His Word, invest your heart and personal life into your study, and connect

with others as you teach and learn together.

Hey friends, welcome back to this week's episode of the Scripture Study Project.

I am back again, Zach, thanks for recovering.

Man, I just, we just can't quite recover this summer.

I feel like we just keep just random things come up, sickness, all of those things. So we are here and excited to study with you. So we have kind of a unique few weeks

coming up because as you may have noticed this week's episode is excerpts from the Psalms,

different chapters highlighted.

But of course, even preach my gospel says, you know, feel free to...

Come follow me.

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