June 23, 2020     Exilic Psalm, National Lament, Psalm 137

Yesterday we discussed individual lament Psalms and today David Renfro, Bob and Shawn discuss the communal Psalms. There are times when we need to come together to cry out to God when we suffer. Psalm 137 is an excellent example of a communal Psalm and it helps us remember Who our God is and where

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