CFC Sunday Podcast Summer Series // Psalm 145 // Charlotte Curran
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Jul 6, 2025 
Charlotte Curran, a preacher at CFC, shares her deep insights on Psalm 145, emphasizing its relevance to daily faith and worship. She encourages listeners to engage in daily meditation, highlighting God's righteousness and faithfulness. Additionally, she discusses the profound impact of sharing personal faith stories across generations, stressing how these narratives strengthen communal bonds. Curran also advocates for fostering intergenerational connections, urging reflection on personal experiences and their influence on community interactions.
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Psalms Are Jesus' Worship Songs
- The Psalms are ancient liturgy used by Jews and the early church and were sung by Jesus himself.
- Reading them connects you directly to the worship practices Jesus experienced and quoted.
Kids Remember Songs, Not Sermons
- Charlotte recounts teaching kids for years and then asking them 'What is God like?' during an interview.
- Every child quoted a song from kids church instead of her theological teaching, showing songs shape theology.
Worship Every Day, Not Just Gatherings
- Psalm 145 frames praise as a daily, continuous activity: 'forever and ever' and 'every day I will praise you.'
- Charlotte suggests worship should shape our whole life, not only scheduled gatherings.