Building a Life of Prayer

Psalm Fifty-One: Part Two 14.04.2020 3:19 ↓

Psalm 51 is a model of genuine, heartfelt, and contrite repentance. 

Psalm Fifty-One: Part One 13.04.2020 3:14 ↓

Psalm 51 is a psalm of David, when Nathan the prophet went to him, after he had gone in to Bathsheba. 

Psalm Fifty: Part Two 10.04.2020 3:05 ↓

In Psalm 50 we see God acting in His role as judge over His people.

Psalm Fifty: Part One 09.04.2020 3:07 ↓

Psalm 50 is a psalm of judgment in which God is judging his people for worshipping him with wrong heart motives.

Psalm Forty-Nine: Part Two 08.04.2020 3:08 ↓

Psalm 49 is a wisdom psalm—a psalm that teaches—and its focus is on the foolishness of trusting in wealth.

Psalm Forty-Nine: Part One 07.04.2020 3:01 ↓

A key idea in Psalm 49 is that it is very unwise to place our trust in wealth.

Psalm Forty-Eight 06.04.2020 3:18 ↓

Psalm 48 includes praise for the Lord in celebration of Jerusalem—the city of the Great King. 

Psalm Forty-Seven 03.04.2020 3:03 ↓

A great theme of Psalm 47 is praise to God as the great King of all the earth.

Psalm Forty-Six 02.04.2020 3:02 ↓

Psalm 46 is a psalm of assurance that God is with His people even in the midst of national and world crisis.

Psalm Forty-Five: Part Two 01.04.2020 3:09 ↓

Psalm 45 seems to be a Messianic wedding song. It contains verses that are quoted in the New Testament Book of Hebrews.

Psalm Forty-Five: Part One 31.03.2020 3:07 ↓

Psalm 45 is a Messianic psalm and it has in it's title the words, "... a love song."

Psalm Forty-Four 30.03.2020 2:54 ↓

Psalm 44 is about clinging to God even when He seems distant.

Psalm Forty-Three 27.03.2020 3:19 ↓

Psalm 43 reads like a continuation of Psalm 42. 

Psalm Forty-Two 26.03.2020 2:49 ↓

Psalm 42 was written by the Sons of Korah—an early temple worship leading group. 

Psalm Forty-One 25.03.2020 3:05 ↓

King David concludes Psalm 41 by praising God for upholding him through his trials. It also includes a call to care for the poor.

Psalm Forty: Part Two 24.03.2020 3:06 ↓

 One important quality of Psalm 40 is that it emphasizes telling people what God has done for us. 

Psalm Forty: Part One 23.03.2020 3:13 ↓

King David begins Psalm 40 by recalling God’s deliverance and faithfulness. It is a Messianic Psalm that is quoted in the New Testament. 

Psalm Thirty-Nine 20.03.2020 2:58 ↓

Psalm 39 discusses the idea of mankind being a mere breath.

Psalm Thirty-Eight 19.03.2020 3:02 ↓

In Psalm 38 we find King David confessing his sin and lamenting the suffering he has endured as a result of his sin.

Psalm Thirty-Seven: Part Two 18.03.2020 3:05 ↓

In Psalm 37 we see a recurring idea of the meek inheriting the land.

Psalm Thirty-Seven: Part One 17.03.2020 3:00 ↓

Psalm 37 includes a call to trust in God who will ultimately reward the righteous. 

Psalm Thirty-Six 16.03.2020 3:05 ↓

Psalm 36 shows us a contrast between wicked people and the righteousness of God. 

Psalm Thirty-Five: Part Two 13.03.2020 3:08 ↓

Parts of Psalm 35 seem to be Messianic—they point ahead to the suffering of Jesus Christ. 

Psalm Thirty-Five: Part One 12.03.2020 3:02 ↓

Psalm 35 is an imprecatory psalm in which the writer is asking God to pour out judgement on his enemies.

Psalm Thirty-Four: Part Three 11.03.2020 3:14 ↓

The last verses of Psalm 34 contain a Messianic message.