Psalm 37: Law vs Gospel
Various Speakers - Understanding Law and Gospel
An episode of the Understanding Law and Gospel podcast, hosted by Various Speakers, titled "Psalm 37: Law vs Gospel" was published on September 28, 2025 and runs 28 minutes.
September 28, 2025 ·28m · Understanding Law and Gospel
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Episode Description
Psalm 37:1–8 is filled with commands—don't fret, don't envy, trust, delight, commit, wait, refrain from anger. But who really obeys all of this? In this episode we explore how Psalm 37 functions as law that crushes us, how only Christ fulfills it, and how the gospel reshapes how we read and live this text.
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