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When a Godly Worship Leader Wrote the Darkest Psalm in the Bible

Posted on April 28, 2026 by Mark Cole

Psalm 88 is widely considered the darkest and most painful psalm in the Bible. It offers no cheerful resolution, no uplifting final verse. Instead, it stays raw, honest, and heavy from beginning to end. The man God used to write … Continue reading →

Posted in Bible, Church, God, Leadership, Worship | Tagged abandonment, chief worship leader, cries, cry out to God, dark, darkness, faithfulness, Heman, heritage, instrumentalist, lament psalms, leading, levite, musician, painful, pray, prayer, private pain, public role, singer, spiritual dryness, spiritual heritage, suffering, time of pain, true worship, worship director, worship leader | Leave a comment

Why Do Christians Believe They Have 24/7 Access to the Creator of the Universe?

Posted on January 27, 2026 by Mark Cole

One of the most astonishing claims of Christianity is this: ordinary people can speak directly to the God who made the universe—anytime, anywhere, without an appointment. No special building required. No religious intermediary needed. No perfect words demanded. Christians truly … Continue reading →

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When a Godly Worship Leader Wrote the Darkest Psalm in the Bible

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