

S4:151 Psalm 120-130
Jun 25, 2025
Bri Carlisle, a dedicated Watermark member and worship team volunteer, shares her testimony and insights on the impactful Psalms of Ascent. She highlights the significance of Psalms 120-130, illustrating the pilgrimage to Jerusalem and the communal anticipation expressed through song. Their discussion reflects on trusting God during life's challenges and how these ancient texts continue to guide us today. Bri also emphasizes the deep connection between worship and nature, inviting listeners to find faith and comfort in both the sacred and the everyday.
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Bri's Fear to Worship Journey
- Bri Carlisle struggled with fear as a child but found redemption through her faith and worship leadership.
- She transformed from being afraid to sing publicly into a worship team volunteer at Watermark.
Psalms of Ascent's Dual Meaning
- The Psalms of Ascent (Psalm 120-134) were sung by Jewish people on their physically challenging journeys to Jerusalem.
- These Psalms embody both a physical and spiritual ascent as they anticipate worship at the temple.
Jesus and Our Spiritual Ascent
- Jesus likely sang these Psalms on His journeys to Jerusalem, affirming their spiritual importance.
- We can set our eyes on Christ as our help in any season, just as the Jewish people trusted God on their journey.