A Pilgrim's Journey
Believers have sung the Psalms for millennia, keeping devotional truths close to their hearts and tongues. Psalms 120, 121, and 122 were sung by Israelites journeying to Jerusalem for feasts—though they can serve as a refrain for Christians on our pilgrimage to heaven as well. Alistair Begg explores the realistic feelings of the psalmist: isolation, distress, and helplessness, along with the joy of being with God’s people in places of worship. God, the maker of all creation, watches over our journeys, able to protect and save.
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Believers have sung the Psalms for millennia, keeping devotional truths close to their hearts and tongues. Psalms 120, 121, and 122 were sung by Israelites journeying to Jerusalem for feasts—though they can serve as a refrain for Christians on our pilgrimage to heaven as well. Alistair Begg explores the realistic feelings of the psalmist: isolation, distress, and helplessness, along with the joy of being with God’s people in places of worship. God, the maker of all creation, watches over our journeys, able to protect and save.