Christ in the Psalms
A modern-aged question in which today’s Reformed Church arises, “Is the Psalter (i.e. the 150 Psalms in the middle of Scripture) a sufficient hymnbook for New Testament worship?” A subsequent question, then, arises, “Is there enough clear allusion in the Psalms to Christ’s birth, death, and resurrection that we may fully proclaim the praises of God in light of the Gospel?” I believe the answer is in the affirmative.
I have many dear friends and loved ones who disagree, so think not that I’m unchurching them. 
Here are several good sermons on the subject of Christ in the Psalms. Even if you don’t agree with the practice of Exclusive Psalmody, there’s no doubt that there is sufficient allusion to Christ in the Psalms for a full orbed Gospel understanding of His purpose and work. I hope that you will be edified.
1. Christ in the Psalms 1
2. Christ in the Psalms 2
3. Christ in t he Psalms 3
4. Christ in the Psalms 4
5. Christ in the Psalms 5
6. Christ in the Psalms 6
7. Christ in the Psalms 7
8. Christ in the Psalms 8
9. Christ in the Psalms 9
10. Christ in the Psalms 10
11. Christ in the Psalms 11
12. Christ in the Psalms 12
13. Christ in the Psalms 13
Thanks much Joshua, this is starred in my reader. I’m not convinced of EP but the Psalms are definitely my favorite song (and prayer) book; and yes, the argument that Christ isn’t in there holds no water with me
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Howdy, Mrs. Zartman! Thanks for droppin’ by. I hope I didn’t apply that all non-EP people go for that argument, but rather just made the observation that it is a common response.
No, I didn’t think you were implying that. I just agree with you completely about Christ in the Psalms and disagree completely with anyone who disagrees with you about that