Building a Life of Prayer

Psalm Seventy-One: Part One 19.05.2020 3:16 ↓

The first verses in Psalm 71 teach us that trials will occur even in our old age.

Psalm Seventy 18.05.2020 3:20 ↓

Psalm 70 is a psalm of David for the memorial offering.

Psalm Sixty-Nine: Part Two 15.05.2020 3:05 ↓

Seven of the thirty-six verses of Psalm 69 are quoted in the New Testament.

Psalm Sixty-Nine: Part One 14.05.2020 3:13 ↓

Psalm 69 is a lament—a plea for God's help in suffering. It is a Messianic psalm.

Psalm Sixty-Eight: Part Two 13.05.2020 3:20 ↓

In the second part of Psalm 68 there is an emphasis placed on other nations and kingdoms turning to God.

Psalm Sixty-Eight: Part One 12.05.2020 3:21 ↓

Psalm 68 is a song about the mighty acts God has done for His people and reads like a song of military triumph.

Psalm Sixty-Seven 11.05.2020 3:15 ↓

Psalm 67 is a world missions psalm. The blessing of God extends to all nations of the world.

Psalm Sixty-Six: Part Two 08.05.2020 3:01 ↓

In the second half of Psalm 66 the writer is reflecting on their own experience of praying to God in times of need.

Psalm Sixty-Six: Part One 07.05.2020 3:02 ↓

The author of Psalm 66 is not identified. It is a psalm of praise and thanksgiving and has a world missions emphasis.

Psalm Sixty-Five 06.05.2020 3:14 ↓

Psalm 65 is a beautiful psalm of praise to God for His grace, His power, and His provision.

Psalm Sixty-Four 05.05.2020 3:03 ↓

In Psalm 64 King David helps us understand that no matter what evil people do, we should stay focused on the Lord and rejoice in Him.

Psalm Sixty-Three 04.05.2020 3:10 ↓

Psalm 63 is a psalm of David when he was in the wilderness of Judah.

Psalm Sixty-Two 01.05.2020 3:21 ↓

Psalm 62 is a call to trust in God and to wait upon God alone.  

Psalm Sixty-One 30.04.2020 3:15 ↓

Psalm 61 contains a Messianic prophecy by King David.

Psalm Sixty 29.04.2020 3:08 ↓

In Psalm 60 David is lamenting his defeat by his enemies and feels rejected by God. 

Psalm Fifty-Nine: Part Two 28.04.2020 3:09 ↓

As David continues to seek the defeat of his enemies he turns his focus to God and provides an expression of his faith in God.

Psalm Fifty-Nine: Part One 27.04.2020 3:17 ↓

Psalm 59 is a Miktam of David when Saul had sent men to watch his house in order to kill him.

Psalm Fifty-Eight 24.04.2020 3:18 ↓

Psalm 58 is psalm in which King David calls for God's judgment and punishment upon the wicked.

Psalm Fifty-Seven 23.04.2020 3:15 ↓

Psalm 57 is a Miktam of David, when he fled from Saul, in the cave.

Psalm Fifty-Six 22.04.2020 3:15 ↓

Psalm 56 is a Miktam of David, when the Philistines seized him at Gath.

Psalm Fifty-Five: Part Two 21.04.2020 3:13 ↓

In Psalm 55 King David teaches us a very valuable truth—that we are to place our burdens on God's shoulders and trust that He will carry them for us.

Psalm Fifty-Five: Part One 20.04.2020 3:15 ↓

In Psalm 55 King David describes a time when he was betrayed by someone that he considered to be a friend.

Psalm Fifty-Four 17.04.2020 2:19 ↓

Psalm 54 is a maskil of David, when the Ziphites went and told Saul, “Is not David hiding among us?” 

Psalm Fifty-Three 16.04.2020 3:18 ↓

Psalm 53 is very similar to Psalm 14. Since the information is given twice in Scripture, it indicates the importance of what is being said.

Psalm Fifty-Two 15.04.2020 3:13 ↓

Psalm 52 is a maskil of David, when Doeg, the Edomite, came and told Saul, “David has come to the house of Ahimelech.”