Reading the Psalms

How do you examine your anxieties? How will you make it through your day?

Let’s join together in praise!

Let us bless the one from whom we receive blessing.

God wants to bless us together.

A psalm that rests on promises found in 2 Samuel 7.

Let’s not work to be too high and mighty. Let’s accept the good lot the Lord portions to each of us.

God’s word has a way of affecting and changing you.

When facing the enemy, remember who will help you.

How will a life with the Lord as our foundation appear?

We have an opportunity to build a life with God. Don’t chase the wind; build on the solid rock.

Do you think about the joy and happiness you can find in God?

Our fellowship together, in God, is a great blessing.

If it wasn’t for God, we wouldn’t be here.

How great it is to look up to our Lord and God.

I accidentally posted the wrong recording last week. I’m sorry about that. This should be correct, now.

Our time with brethren can be a delight. Let’s work to make it so.

God will keep us safe, even in the face of the worlds difficulties and anxieties.

The psalmist wants peace, but all his haters want war.

God’s word is the greatest words to hear. This psalm celebrates God’s great word.

Can you find the gospel story in this psalm?

This is a great psalm for memory work and for sharing the truth about God.

When we spend our days thanking God in prayer, we will be blessed.

Why would we listen to idols without working ears? Why do we listen to idols that don’t care?

What Is God’s sanctuary? How can we be a part of that?

Though God sits on high, he hears and lifts us up.

Why do we praise God? Because he is the source of all the good we have.

This psalm begins a series of Praise to God. Do you think about your praise? Do you have reason to praise?

What is the Lord God establishes like?

How do the words of this song make you feel? How do you react to them? Maybe the better question is, what do they reveal about God?

This Psalm, created from two other psalms, is about confidence in God.

Every distress is a chance to speak to God.

God may set us up for success, but are we faithful to his plan? Are we willing to hold to his hand?

Look at everything God did to keep his promises. God’s people are well established to do his good.

The creation orderly obeys its God.

God’s good gifts and perfect perception.

The tension between his greatness and my humiliation fuels this psalm.

David’s vow of commitment reads like a to-do list.

What is God’s relationship with his people?

Psalms of praise also teach.

God’s power to save us great — let us praise him!

What does this psalm reveal about God?

Have you ever thought about why we praise God? Does it have a goal or purpose?

What will our lives be with insincere praise?

When we continue to meditate on God’s goodness, we will grow strong.

What do you see that impresses you about God?

What a happy song of celebration.

Who gets to enjoy God’s blessings? Who is this psalm written about?

For what does Moses ask?

What do we gain by knowing God’s promises?

What does one on the brink of despair do to keep from falling down?