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100			_aBrueggemann, Walter
245			_aPsalmist's cry : _bscripts for embracing lament / _cWalter Brueggemann with Steve Frost. _hBooklet with accompanying DVD.
260			_as.l. : _bThe House Studio ; _bThe Work of the People, _cc.2010.
300			_a102p ; _bpbk ; _c20cm ; _eDVD.
505			_aFive video sessions with Walter Brueggemann -- In depth discussion questions to help explore each topic -- Commentary by Steve Frost.
505			_aTopics : Week 1 : Denial -- Week 2 : Status quo -- Week 3 : Breaking the silence -- Week 4 : Leading into lament -- Week 5 : The juice of emancipation.
520			_aWe all live in a constant state of denial.
520			_aCulture tells us all problems are solvable, or at least manageable; we simply need to try (or buy) the right solution. Our self-help, pop-a-pill culture is prone to masking symptoms and calling that mask a cure. _b
520			_aBut as long as we deny our pain, we lose the danger of the gospel - the part where we give up control and allow God's mystery to unfold in our lives - and in doing so, we lose the depth of its goodness. _b
520			_aIn "Psalmist's cry", Walter Brueggemann explores Psalms as scripts for lament - guides us how to express feelings honestly, in ways normally not permitted or expected within Christian community. In this five-week study, discover the fullness of God when we allow our lives to become about Him healing us and not about us controlling or managing our way through life.
630			_aBible. _pO.T. _pPsalms _vLaments _xuse in Christian life.
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