Empowered by the Holy Spirit, King David penned Psalm 22 over a thousand years BEFORE the heinous torture of crucifixion was ever invented. Discover how accurately Jesus Christ fulfilled this psalm on the cross. Let’s dig in… Psalm 22 For the choir director: A psalm of David, to be sung to the tune “Doe of …
Psalm 22: How Jesus Fulfilled this Psalm on the Cross… Read More »
Psalm 20 is a psalm of prayer before battle and 21 is the victory song praising God for the win. Today, we Christians face a constant battle against the evil powers of this world. These are psalms we can pray daily! Let’s dig in… Psalm 20 For the choir director: A psalm of David. 1 In …
Psalms 20 & 21: Trust in the Lord to Win the Battle! Praise Him for Victory! Read More »
A few years ago, there was a lunar eclipse — when the earth moves between the sun and the moon. The moon turns blood red. I looked up and as a stared at it, the first line of this psalm came to mind. That was the only thing I could say. It is a praise …
Psalm 19: Look at the Heavens! See How they Declare the Glory of God! Read More »
When we are in trouble, we cry out for rescue. If we’re alone, there may be no one to hear you. Who are your enemies? Enemies don’t have to be bad people or evil dictators or villains. They could be the storms and trials of life. Sometimes, we are our own worst enemies. Psalm 18, …
Psalm 18: JESUS is the Rock Who Saves Us from Our Enemies! Read More »
Have you ever been accused of something you didn’t do? I have and it’s a terrible thing, especially as an adult. In this Psalm, which is really a prayer of David, He pleads for justice. It’s a justice that can only be found through a fair and just God. Let’s dig in… Psalm 17 A …
Psalm 17: A Prayerful Plea for Rescue and Justice from the Innocent Read More »
Psalm 16, written by King David, is a prophetic song about Jesus. Specifically, everlasting life with Jesus and how we can delight in the joy of that confident hope. Let’s dig in… Psalm 16 A Michtam of David. 1 Keep me safe, O God, for I have come to you for refuge. 2 I said to the Lord, …
Psalm 16: The Delight of an Everlasting Life with Jesus Read More »
What is the holiest place ever? Of course, it’s standing in the Presence of God. In Psalm 15, King David asks who is good enough to worship or even enter the Presence of God? Where is the Presence of God today? Can anyone enter? Let’s dig in and find out… Psalm 15 A psalm of …
Psalm 15: Who May Enter the Presence of God in His Holy Hill? Read More »
Yesterday we talked about how fools got left out of the wedding feast and Jesus said, “I never knew you.” In this psalm, Jesus’ ancestor David makes a true claim about fools. You can either be a fool or you can triumph with Jesus in the end. It’s your choice. Let’s dig in… Psalm 14 …
Psalm 14: Are You a Fool or Ready to Triumph with God? Read More »
This short Psalm is typical of many psalms — the writer starts off crying, in a panic because of a terrible situation. He’s worried and he cries out to God. By the end of the psalm, he’s done a complete 180-degree turn and he’s praising God. Ultimately, it shows us that worry and panic are …
Psalm 13: Worried? Think, Stay Calm and Direct Your Cries to God Read More »
It’s getting really hard to find information, advice, even services, or products that we can trust. Given that, why is it that we forget — or don’t want to — turn to the only person whom we can fully trust to keep His Word and His Promises? In this next Psalm, David has a similar …
Psalm 12: Good People are Vanishing Quickly! Whose Lies do You Trust? Read More »
That’s a good question! God gave us a solid foundation of Law and Order to live by. That said, what do we good people do when we see it collapsing? What do we do when we see it rotting away or infected with the cancer of evil? That’s what David talks about in this short, …
Psalm 11: What do Good People Do when the Foundations of Law & Order Collapse? Read More »
Psalms 9 and 10 are meant to be read together. They affirm that God will judge the whole world, but also ask why do the wicked prosper? That’s a great question! Let’s dig in… Psalm 9 For the choir director: A psalm of David, to be sung to the tune “Death of the Son.” 1 I …
Psalms 9-10: God will Judge the World. Why do Wicked People Prosper? Read More »
Does God care for you? Believe it or not, yes, He does! David went through a lot, yet He knew that God cared for Him. It’s important that we understand this as we go through our daily lives. God watches over us and cares for us. Here are 2 more psalms that you can pray …
Psalms 7-8: Lord, Who is Man that You Care for Us? Read More »
Do you talk to God? I mean really have a conversation with Him. That’s pouring out your heart. I’m not talking about repeated mumbled recitations. That’s worshiping like the pagans do. No, if you go to God with a repentant heart, ask Him for forgiveness, He’ll grant it. King David makes it easy if we …
Psalms 5-6: God Hears, Helps, Heaps Joy and Forgives a Repentant Heart Read More »
One thing we can all agree on — the world is in chaos. What keeps you up at night? What’s preventing you from getting the rest that you need? Is it trying to figure out how you’re going to pay the bills and put food on the table, never mind fill the gas tank? Are …
Psalms 3 & 4: Feel Security & Rest in a Time of Chaos Read More »
The Book of Psalms is like no other in the Bible. Its title in Hebrew literally means “book of praise”. Join me each Sunday to learn how to pray the Psalms. Something special happens when you pray God’s words back to Him. Each week, we’ll do one or two Psalms in order through the book. …
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