Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: identify the structure of the Psalter and its various collections, while recognizing key theological themes, including Messianic connections throughout the Psalms; explain the historical and contemporary use of the Psalms in worship and personal devotional practices, articulating their significance in both ancient and modern contexts; apply exegetical methods to select psalms; analyze the literary forms and structures of the Psalms, distinguishing how these elements contribute to the overall message and theological depth of the text; develop practical applications for selected psalms, creating strategies for incorporating these texts into Sunday school, children’s church, and homeschooling contexts; evaluate the impact of the Psalms on personal faith and corporate worship, assessing their relevance and significance in the life of the believer today.