Thank you very much! God bless you as well, brother.

@@austincampbell3987 Praise the Lord! Every evening, my family prays that God uses these videos to help other believers to worship Him through the singing of psalms. So grateful and humbled to hear how He answers this prayer! He truly is the God “who hears prayer,” as this very psalm says. God bless you and your congregation!

I appreciate that! :)

Also, just realized I know you from camp! Been checking out your channel, really cool stuff!

Thank you my friend! God bless you as well!

@@zephyrtolliver4113 Thanks Zephyr! Hope you’re doing well!

Yes, these tunes from the 1500s and 1600s have a unique sound. They’re written without time signatures, so they feel very free and flowing. I love all the uses of the Name of God through the psalms. Another one that struck me recently was from psalm 52. “I will wait for your name, for it is good, in the presence of the godly.” And psalm 54. “O God, save me by your name!”

Haha that’s my house! I live in Pueblo, CO.

@@tjhallett ahh, I go to Amoskeag OPC in Manchester, NH.

@@Destroyer83 God bless! Thanks for the subscription. I’m making my way all the way through the Trinity Psalter Hymnal. I try to post 1 or 2 new psalms a week.

Hello. Why the long face?

@@tjhallett OH! I didn't think you would care.

@@matthewwilliams1187 Are you doing alright?

@@tjhallett Well yesterday. I had a long and bad day.

I’m sorry Matthew. May the Lord lift your spirit and give you strength. Is there any way I can pray for you more specifically?

Thanks! :) I really like this tune as well.

@@tjhallett One of our favorites for family worship!

Thank you Teresa! Hope you all are well. :)

@@tjhallett We are well. Thanks. :)

You’re welcome! Thanks for listening. Follow for more psalms from the Trinity Psalter Hymnal arranged for guitar. My goal is to eventually have all the psalms recorded.

@@tjhallett we used this and led it on Sunday at our PCA church in Beaumont, TX. Thank you for your good work!

Our pastor also shared your video with the congregants so they could practice singing before Sunday.

@@joshbarnett1176I’m so happy to have been of help! Don’t hesitate to use the videos in this way, that’s what we do in our congregation in Pueblo, CO as well! Also feel free to reach out if there are any other psalms from the TPH that you’d like a video or chords for. I’m happy to help. God bless!

Thank you for listening! I appreciate your feedback. I do find it’s more difficult to maintain good pitch while sight reading, as I was doing here. There is always room for improvement!

@@tjhallett yes, not easy. Well done.

@tjhallett Thank you. We sang this in church on Sunday, and it was new to our congregation. I loved the tune and discovered you. Keep up your project with the TPH! It's appreciated.

Thank you sir! Yes, I will upload the chords later tonight!

We do too! God bless.

@@valkyryn You’re welcome! It’s a really powerful tune. I had never heard it before, but I find it very singable and suitable to the text. It will be very powerful to have so many male voices singing it together at the retreat next month! May God add His blessing to it, and to your teaching.

Thank you for the encouragement! My family has been praying that God would use these videos to build up and bless His church. I’m humbled and grateful to hear the videos have been of use to you. I will record psalm 94A later today. Please reach out whenever you’d like a particular psalm recorded, I’ll be happy to help.

I don’t have the tabs, but I have the chord sheet. I will upload it this afternoon! Dios te bendigo amigo!

I’ve posted the a link to the chords in the video description. Here is the link: imgur.com/a/kmsO1ka

Thanks for noticing! It’s actually a guitar my father in law made for me. I agree, I love the color of it, and the sound. Very thankful for it!

Amen!

@@JeffThePoustman You are very welcome! God bless you.

@@JeffThePoustman Thanks very much! I’ve also enjoyed Pastor Cochrane’s selections from the Trinity Psalter Hymnal. God bless!