JOwen
Puritan Board Junior
Friends,
A few weeks ago I was approached to contribute to a 365 day daily devotional to be published in 2008. Some of the other other contributors are Dr. J.R. Beeke, Dr. G.M. Bilkes, Rev. H.M. Cartwright, Dr. D.P. Murray,
Rev. M.J. Roberts, and Rev. D. Silversides. I have been sequestered to writer 30 devotionals on the book of Psalms. I would like your help if I might on a few things:
1. What resources would you suggest? (I am using The Treasury of David, Bonar's "Christ and His Church in he Book of Psalms", David Dickson's "The Psalms", Matthew Henry, John Gill). Anything obvious I'm missing from an Experimental point of view?
2. What Psalms or psalm/passages would you find most helpful in a devotional setting? I am looking for the broad range of experiential passages that would lend to devotion.
3. Please pray for me. This is my first book project and the men I'm writing with are esteemed. I feel humbled and insufficient to contribute. Your prayers would be appreciated should you remember me.
Kind regards,
Jerrold Lewis
A few weeks ago I was approached to contribute to a 365 day daily devotional to be published in 2008. Some of the other other contributors are Dr. J.R. Beeke, Dr. G.M. Bilkes, Rev. H.M. Cartwright, Dr. D.P. Murray,
Rev. M.J. Roberts, and Rev. D. Silversides. I have been sequestered to writer 30 devotionals on the book of Psalms. I would like your help if I might on a few things:
1. What resources would you suggest? (I am using The Treasury of David, Bonar's "Christ and His Church in he Book of Psalms", David Dickson's "The Psalms", Matthew Henry, John Gill). Anything obvious I'm missing from an Experimental point of view?
2. What Psalms or psalm/passages would you find most helpful in a devotional setting? I am looking for the broad range of experiential passages that would lend to devotion.
3. Please pray for me. This is my first book project and the men I'm writing with are esteemed. I feel humbled and insufficient to contribute. Your prayers would be appreciated should you remember me.
Kind regards,
Jerrold Lewis