What is the Bible's view of free will? That's just one of the questions we'll be

answering on today's edition of Core Christianity. Well, hi, I'm Bill Meyer, along with Pastor

Adriel Sanchez, and this is the radio program where we answer your questions about the Bible and the Christian life every day. We'd love to hear from you. Here's our phone number. It's 833-3-the-core. That's 1-833-843-243-2673. We're open to questions about theology, doctrine, scriptural passages that might be confusing to you, or even if you have any

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Questions at Core Christianity.com. Now, in addition to hosting this program, Adriel is also the pastor of a church

in beautiful San Diego, California. And I understand you have something kind of a tradition at your

church called the Psalm of the Month. Yeah, it's not that old of a tradition. We just started doing it a few

months ago, but we're trying to pick a different psalm every month that we sing through every

Sunday, which has been a lot of fun. It's kind of a good way to, I think, memorize scripture,

to learn the music. I think that's key, you know, a lot of times, especially when we introduce

new songs to the church if the tune isn't familiar, you know, it's harder for people to sing.

And so getting to learn the music has been really neat. And I just love it.'t familiar, you know, it's harder for people to sing. And so getting to learn the

music has been really neat. And I just, I just love it. You know, we have basically an entire hymnal

in our Bibles called the Book of Psalms, and we oftentimes neglect it. And so any chance we get to

sing the Psalms together as a church just is so wonderful. And of course, we never have to worry

about the lyrics because they're divinely inspired. And so this is exactly the kind of thing we

want to sing together as the people of God. It's been pretty neat. Let me ask you just in general

when we look at worship music in the church. Do you think we need to return to maybe focusing on some hymns and some psalms that have really a rich theological tradition?

Yeah. Well, I mean, I think it's just important for us no matter what we do in church and especially, you know, during the worship service that we're asking ourselves, the question

is what we're doing in terms of the songs that we're singing, is this right? Is this true?

Is this in line with what God has revealed in his word? And so whether that's through hymns or

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