# Jim Osman
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jim osman (born 1956, New York) is a contemporary American sculptor. He is the recipient of a New York Foundation for the Arts Fellowship and a Brooklyn Arts Council Grant. His works have been exhibited at institutions such as The Brooklyn Museum of Art, The New York Public Library and The Queens Museum.
Reintroducing the Psalms (Psalm 1 & 2)
What is the value of a book most modern Christians skip over on their way to the New Testament? Pastor Jim Osman makes the case for the Psalms in this introduction to a short new series, an exposition of Psalm 1 and Psalm 2.
Before turning to the text, Osman lays out why the Psalms deserve careful …
Great Praise For A Great King (Psalm 145:1-3)
Jim Osman opens a new mini-series on the Psalms with Psalm 145, a psalm he calls the perfect place to begin. He shows how this psalm stands as a capstone to David's writing, the last psalm attributed to David and the final acrostic psalm in the Psalter, working through the Hebrew alphabet in a way …
Great Praise For A Great King (Psalm 145:1-3)
Jim Osman opens a new mini-series on the Psalms with Psalm 145, a psalm he calls the perfect place to begin. He shows how this psalm stands as a capstone to David's writing, the last psalm attributed to David and the final acrostic psalm in the Psalter, working through the Hebrew alphabet in a way …
Three Ways to Praise Unsearchable Greatness (Psalm 145:3-6)
Jim Osman continues in Psalm 145 with a picture of a God whose greatness cannot be searched out, known truly but never exhaustively, in any single attribute. He grounds that idea in Grudem's point that believers will never fully understand even one thing about God, not just God as a whole, and show…
Three Ways to Praise Unsearchable Greatness (Psalm 145:3-6)
Jim Osman continues in Psalm 145 with a picture of a God whose greatness cannot be searched out, known truly but never exhaustively, in any single attribute. He grounds that idea in Grudem's point that believers will never fully understand even one thing about God, not just God as a whole, and show…
Didaché - Steve Lawson's New Book: Should It Have Been Written?
While secretly carrying on an adulterous affair that lasted five years, Steve Lawson stood before a room of students and warned them that sexual immorality would cost them their ministry, their marriage, their family and the respect of everyone they loved. Two years after that sin came to light, he…
Yahweh's Unsearchable Goodness (Psalm 145:7-10)
Jim Osman continues his exposition of Psalm 145 by turning from God's greatness to His goodness, and he starts by defining terms. What does it actually mean to call God good, given how loosely English uses that word for everything from pizza to a football game? Osman works through the Hebrew range …
Yahweh's Unsearchable Goodness (Psalm 145:7-10)
Jim Osman continues his exposition of Psalm 145 by turning from God's greatness to His goodness, and he starts by defining terms. What does it actually mean to call God good, given how loosely English uses that word for everything from pizza to a football game? Osman works through the Hebrew range …
Woven In The Womb (Psalm 139:13-16)
Jim Osman, a pro-life advocate, addresses the upcoming Idaho ballot proposition 1, which legalizes abortion through all nine months of pregnancy. He begins by referencing Psalm 139, focusing on the nature of the unborn and how God's word reveals the distinct, living, and whole nature of the embryo.…
Woven In The Womb (Psalm 139:13-16)
Jim Osman continues his exploration of Psalm 145, focusing on the themes of God's goodness, grace, and mercy. He emphasizes that God's goodness is not just a moral quality but encompasses practical and beneficial aspects. Using the example of Exodus 34:6-7, which describes God's compassionate and g…
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