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Ep 66 - Blessed | The Beatitudes (Part 1)

An episode of the Lyric and Letter: Worship in The Word podcast, hosted by Rebecca Lane (author/host), titled "Ep 66 - Blessed | The Beatitudes (Part 1)" was published on January 25, 2026 and runs 58 minutes.

January 25, 2026 ·58m · Lyric and Letter: Worship in The Word

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Summary

Welcome to Season Four of Lyric & Letter, where worship meets the Word. In this season opener, we are doing things differently. We are moving from song analysis into a deeper, slower rhythm of studying God's Word, accompanied by original ambient worship music designed for your "Selah" moments.Join Rebecca as we begin our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, focusing specifically on the first four Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3–6). We explore the "emptying and filling" structure of these verses—moving from spiritual bankruptcy and godly mourning into the quiet strength of meekness and a desperate hunger for righteousness. We unpack the Greek meanings behind words like ptōchos and praus to discover that the Kingdom of Heaven isn't for the self-sufficient, but for those who know they need a Savior.In this episode:The Shift: Why we are moving to a "Selah" style of study to let the Word breathe in us.The Poor in Spirit: Understanding ptōchos (spiritual bankruptcy).Godly Grief: Why mourning is a sacred rhythm, not a failure.Meekness: Defining strength under control (the warhorse).Hunger & Thirst: The transition from emptying to filling.Companion Resource:To help you slow down and truly meditate on these truths, I’ve created a Devotional Supplement for this episode. It includes the scriptures, reflection questions, and "Selah" Psalms mentioned in today's study. Download it to enrich your quiet time this weekConnect with us:The Quiet Table: ⁠Join the livestream⁠Website: ⁠www.LyricandLetter.com⁠Community: ⁠www.Facebook.com/groups/lyricandletter

Episode Description

Welcome to Season Four of Lyric & Letter, where worship meets the Word. In this season opener, we are doing things differently. We are moving from song analysis into a deeper, slower rhythm of studying God's Word, accompanied by original ambient worship music designed for your "Selah" moments.

Join Rebecca as we begin our journey through the Sermon on the Mount, focusing specifically on the first four Beatitudes (Matthew 5:3–6). We explore the "emptying and filling" structure of these verses—moving from spiritual bankruptcy and godly mourning into the quiet strength of meekness and a desperate hunger for righteousness. We unpack the Greek meanings behind words like ptōchos and praus to discover that the Kingdom of Heaven isn't for the self-sufficient, but for those who know they need a Savior.

In this episode:

  • The Shift: Why we are moving to a "Selah" style of study to let the Word breathe in us.

  • The Poor in Spirit: Understanding ptōchos (spiritual bankruptcy).

  • Godly Grief: Why mourning is a sacred rhythm, not a failure.

  • Meekness: Defining strength under control (the warhorse).

  • Hunger & Thirst: The transition from emptying to filling.

Companion Resource:To help you slow down and truly meditate on these truths, I’ve created a Devotional Supplement for this episode. It includes the scriptures, reflection questions, and "Selah" Psalms mentioned in today's study. Download it to enrich your quiet time this week

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