The Church's inspired hymnbook,
sung by the nations &
the generations to come.

Psalms Singing Network equips Reformed Presbyterian households and congregations to recover the praise that God Himself has given His people — the one hundred and fifty Psalms — until the knowledge of the Lord covers the earth as the waters cover the sea.

Open the Psalter → Find a Lord's Day singing

The Regulative Principle

Worship is bound by what God has commanded in His Word — no more, no less. The acceptable way of worshipping the true God is instituted by Himself.

Westminster Confession XXI

II.

An Inspired Psalmody

The hundred and fifty Psalms are God's own hymnbook — Christ-centered, covenantally complete, sung by the prophets, the apostles, and our Lord Himself.

Colossians 3:16 · Matt 26:30

III.

Post-Millennial Hope

Christ is reigning now. The Great Commission shall succeed. The nations will be discipled, and they shall sing — every kindred, tongue, and tribe.

Psalm 22:27 · Hab 2:14

01 · The Psalter

A library worthy of the Church's
oldest hymnbook.

Side-by-side metrical editions, four-part settings, audio led by Reformed congregations, and study notes from the Puritan tradition forward.

PSALM 110 · Of David Common Meter · L.M.

110

The Lord said to my Lord

Tune: DUNDEE (C.M.) · Key of D Minor · Anglo-Genevan 1965

1The Lord did say unto my Lord,
Sit thou at my right hand,
Till I thine enemies make a stool
whereon thy feet may stand.

2The Lord shall out of Sion send
the rod of thy great pow'r:
in midst of all thine enemies
be thou the governor.

3A willing people in thy day
of pow'r shall come to thee:
in holy beauties from morn's womb,
thy youth like dew shall be.

Calvin on v.1: "A clearer prophecy concerning Christ is nowhere to be found in the whole Old Testament." Commentary on the Psalms · 1557

RPCNA Congregation · Pittsburgh PA Dundee · C.M. 2:14
Free Church (Continuing) · Inverness Martyrdom · C.M. 2:48
FPCS Singing · Sydney AU St. Anne · C.M. 3:02
Anglo-Genevan Setting Geneva 110 2:36

Psalm 110 · Dundee

Recorded · RPCNA Congregation, Pittsburgh PA

2:14

In the library

Eight psalter editions,
cross-referenced verse by verse.

Compare metrical settings across the Reformed tradition — from the Scottish 1650 to the modern Book of Psalms for Worship — at a glance, on the same screen.

Scottish Metrical Psalter 1650 C.M. 150 / 150
Book of Psalms for Worship 2009 Various 150 / 150
Trinity Psalter Hymnal 2018 Various 150 / 150
Genevan Psalter 1562 Various 150 / 150
Anglo-Genevan Psalter 1972 Various 150 / 150
Sing Psalms (Free Church) 2003 Various 150 / 150
Bay Psalm Book 1640 C.M. 150 / 150
Psalms of David in Metre Rous · 1643 C.M. 150 / 150

A Psalm of the Coming Kingdom

“All the ends of the world shall remember and turn unto the Lord:
and all the kindreds of the nations
shall worship before thee.”

Psalm XXII · 27

02 · For the Visible Church

Means, not ends.

Tools that serve the local session, the covenant family, and the regional fellowship — not a substitute for them.

Gatherings Photograph · congregation singing

Sabbath singings · Regional

A psalm-singing within driving distance — every Lord's Day evening.

Find and coordinate inter-congregational singings: NAPARC, RPCNA, Free Church, FPCS, and confessional Presbyterians across North America.

Browse by presbytery →

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Ep. 24 · 48 minutes

“Crown & Covenant: why we still sing only what the Spirit wrote.”

A conversation with a Reformed Presbyterian elder on exclusive psalmody, the regulative principle, and the long shadow of the Second Reformation.

Listen on Apple, Spotify, RSS →

Households Photograph · family worship

Family Worship · Guides

Lead the Psalms at your table by Friday night.

A six-week reading plan, simple unison tunes, and a printable card for the head of household. Designed for families with small children and tone-deaf dads.

Begin the plan →

Standing in a long line

The same hymnbook, twenty-eight centuries on.

The Psalms have been the praise of the covenant people since David's harp. We are not innovating — we are recovering what the Reformed Church never should have set aside.

c. 1000 BC

David & the Sons of Korah

The Psalter is given to Israel as the worship-book of the covenant.

AD 33 → 1500

The Apostolic & Patristic Church

Christ and the apostles sing the Psalms; the Church chants them daily for fifteen centuries.

1539 — 1650

Calvin · Knox · the Westminster Divines

Geneva, Scotland, and the Assembly restore metrical psalmody as the praise of the Reformed Church.

Today

A growing remnant

Reformed Presbyterians on six continents singing the Psalms — and waiting for the rest of Christendom to join them.

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One short note each Saturday evening: the Psalm of the week, a tune to learn, and a brief meditation from the Reformed tradition. No advertising. No tracking. Crown rights of Christ only.