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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2025 · 40 MIN

Psalm 88

from ARCC Sermons · host Michael McCracken

In a world where both secular culture and church culture tend towards the facade of “all is well” scripture does NOT. There is a raw-ness to this Psalm that leads the reader to look for a quick resolution, but instead is left to deal with the darkness. The good news is that we have a Savior who isn’t afraid to step into that space and sing along with us our song in the night. DNA Questions - Psalm 88 Discover What does the Psalmist mean by "regions dark and deep"? What is the Psalmist trying to accomplish with questions like: "Do the departed rise up to praise you?" What does the Psalmist mean when he says that "Your wrath has swept over me"? Nurture What is comforting to you about a text like this? What is unsettling? Why? What about your belief about God makes this a difficult text for you? In what ways does this text point you towards the heart of God especially displayed in Christ? Act What would your raw, honest written down prayer read like right now? How long could you be still and just wait upon the Lord?

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