Psalm 113 opens the Hallel psalms (Ps. 113-118), which are a “Passover” remembrance call to worship. In this Psalm we see how God’s character—sovereign and compassionate—demands universal and unceasing praise. This psalm anchors our worship not just in what God does but in who He is, both above the nations and close to the needy. Psalm 113 reaffirms that there is no one like our God, high and lifted up.
Rhome is the founder of Sacra Script, a ministry dedicated to equipping the Church with Christ-centered Bible studies and resources. He was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, and grew up in various places across Canada. His passion is for the worldwide Church and teaching the message of God’s Word from its original context. Along with a diploma in Biblical Studies from Columbia Bible College, he holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in History with an emphasis on the Reformation from Simon Fraser University and a Th.M. in Historical Theology from Dallas Theological Seminary. He has served as a pastor for seven years and was ordained at Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, Texas by Chuck Swindoll. He has traveled extensively around the world teaching and training pastors often in areas of persecution and continues a busy teaching schedule both at home and abroad. He loves to help people understand how the entire story of Scripture reveals God’s redemptive plan through Christ. He is married to Vanessa, a former college professor and fellow Dallas Seminary graduate. They have two young daughters: Kaleah and Adrielle. Rhome loves the Lord, his family, sports, music, history, and the great outdoors.
