Category Archives: Psalms

It’s been a while since I’ve enjoyed a good thunderstorm . . . a while since I took advantage of a wall-rattling storm to just sit and listen and watch. There is something about sitting there anticipating the next peal … Continue reading →

I think what really grabs me about Psalm 26 is David’s invitation to God: “Examine me, O LORD, and prove me; try my mind and my heart” (26:2). Chew on that for a bit. Talk about transparency . . . … Continue reading →

Ok . . . so I am so far from being even remotely a Hebrew or Greek scholar . . . in fact, it’s kind of even ridiculous that I put that in type. I have my handy-dandy Bible program … Continue reading →

Psalm 22 is no doubt some of the “holiest ground” in all of Scripture. From the opening words of the Psalm, “My God, My God, why have You forsaken me” . . . those same words which the Savior cried … Continue reading →

Ok . . . as I start typing this, I don’t exactly know where it’s going . . . or if I can keep it to a “devotional size.” But I’m finishing up Psalm 18 and I came across this … Continue reading →

So, we talk about God intervening on our behalf . . . about God involving Himself in the affairs of our lives . . . but do we ever really think about that looks like . . . and if … Continue reading →

You know, one of the things that has to draw you to the Psalms is the honesty found in them. Sure, there’s a lot of “feel good” lift your hands to heaven lyrics in these ancient songs, but there’s a … Continue reading →

One of the things I like the most about re-starting my reading plan is that it puts me back in the Psalms. Lord willing, between now and sometime in late July, I’ll have the joy of reading through these wonderful, … Continue reading →