Week 34: Psalms 100-102
Reading: Psalm 100-102 QUESTIONS The entirety of Psalm 100 is rooted in verse 5: “For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures...
Praying with the Psalms
Join our year-long Bible reading plan through the Psalms. Discover how the Psalms shape our prayers and deepen our relationship with God through daily study and devotion.
Study Questions
Study questions will appear here the Thursday before the next week.
Week 33: Psalms 97-99
Reading: Psalm 97-99 QUESTIONS Psalm 97: The psalmist describes God’s majesty in nature. Where have you seen God’s majesty in nature...
Week 32: Psalms 94-96
Reading: Psalm 94-96 QUESTIONS God is called a God of vengeance in this Psalm. Many times we believe that we know best. We want revenge on...
Week 31: Psalms 91-93
Reading: Psalm 91-93 QUESTIONS In Psalm 91, the Lord himself is our protection. What are the ominous and otherwise threatening things that...
Week 30: Psalms 88-90
Reading: Psalm 88-90 QUESTIONS Psalm 88: The Psalmist cries out to the Lord in his despair and loneliness. How does the Psalmist’s...
Week 29: Psalms 85-87
Reading: Psalm 85-87 QUESTIONS Psalm 85: Many times I think we do not deserve to have God relent from His wrath. America seems so...
Week 28: Psalms 82-84
Reading: Psalm 82-84 QUESTIONS Whether the “gods” of 82:1 and 6 are angelic beings (cf. Job 1:6; 2:1), human rulers (cf. Exodus 22:28;...
Week 27: Psalms 79-81
Reading: Psalm 79-81 QUESTIONS In Psalm 79 Asaph asks God to help them “for the glory of your name.” How does this compare to...
Week 26: Psalms 76-78
Reading: Psalm 76-78 QUESTIONS Psalm 76 – In our culture today, how is God known? Is He known for the awesome God He is – or is...
Week 25: Psalms 73-75
Reading: Psalm 73-75 QUESTIONS Psalm 73. It can be overwhelming and frustrating to see the ease and prosperity of wicked people in this...
Week 24: Psalms 70-72
Reading: Psalm 70-72 QUESTIONS How can the declaration “But as for me, I am poor and needy; come quickly to me, O God” (verse...
Week 23: Psalms 67-69
Reading: Psalm 67-69 QUESTIONS In light of the times we live in, what assurances do we receive from knowing “you [God] rule the...
Week 22: Psalms 64-66
Reading: Psalm 64-66 QUESTIONS Psalm 64 speaks of the hidden plots of the wicked (verses 1-6). What makes this so fearful and dangerous?...
Week 21: Psalms 61-63
Reading: Psalm 61-63 QUESTIONS Chapter 61 How does David’s appeal to God in his distress inform your own approach to prayer during...
Week 20: Psalms 58-60
Reading: Psalm 58-60 QUESTIONS Psalm 58: How does it make you feel when you see wrongdoing go seemingly go unpunished? How does the truth...
Week 19: Psalms 55-57
Reading: Psalm 55-57 QUESTIONS Psalm 55:12-14 describes why David is in such particular anguish. How have you been in a similar situation?...
Week 18: Psalms 52-54
Reading: Psalm 52-54 QUESTIONS Chapter 52 How does Psalm 52 challenge your understanding of power and success? How can you personally...
Week 17: Psalms 49-51
Reading: Psalm 49-51 QUESTIONS Psalm 49: How often do you pray for wisdom? Remember that God answers our prayers and gives good things to...
Week 16: Psalms 46-48
Reading: Psalm 46-48 QUESTIONS Notice the turbulent imagery in Psalm 46:2-3. Try to visualize this. How does the psalmist develop this in...
Week 15: Psalms 43-45
Reading: Psalm 43-45 QUESTIONS In Psalm 43:3, why does the psalmist seek to be led to God’s holy hill and dwelling places? What could...
Week 14: Psalms 40-42
Reading: Psalm 43-45 QUESTIONS Psalm 40: What are you waiting patiently (or maybe not so patiently) on the Lord for? Have you cried out to...
Week 13: Psalms 37-39
Reading: Psalm 37-39 QUESTIONS Psalm 37:8 warns against anger or wrath. In the context of verses 1-8, what causes this anger? Why should...
Week 12: Psalms 34-36
Reading: Psalm 34-36 QUESTIONS In Psalm 34:1-3 How does David’s continual praise of God encourage or challenge your personal worship...
Week 11: Psalms 31-33
Reading: Psalm 31-33 QUESTIONS Psalm 31: How can you pray verses 1-5 for yourself and for others? How might you practice reciting the...
Week 10: Psalms 28-30
Reading: Psalm 28-30 QUESTIONS In Psalm 28, David makes everything depend upon God hearing his prayer. What does it mean for God to hear...
Week 9: Psalms 25-27
Reading: Psalm 25-27 QUESTIONS Psalm 25: How does Psalm 25 influence your understanding of God’s forgiveness and mercy? Verses 4-5...
Week 8: Psalms 22-24
Reading: Psalm 22-24 QUESTIONS Psalm 22: Have you ever felt like God has abandoned you? When you are suffering, are you able to proclaim...
Week 7: Psalms 19-21
Reading: Psalm 19-21 QUESTIONS Psalm 19: Verses 1-6 reflect on how God’s creation testifies to everyone about his glory. Verses 7-11...
Week 6: Psalms 16-18
Reading: Psalm 16-18 QUESTIONS Psalm 16: How does David express his trust in God in Psalm 16? How does the idea of God being your...
Week 5: Psalms 13-15
Reading: Psalm 13-15 QUESTIONS Psalm 13: Do you ever feel like God has forgotten you? What do you do in times of despair? Spend some time...
Week 4: Psalms 10-12
Reading: Psalm 10-12 QUESTIONS Psalm 10: The effects of unbelief and oppression in the world can be frustrating and discouraging. How is...
Week 3: Psalms 7-9
Reading: Psalm 7-9 QUESTIONS Psalm 7: How does David’s plea for divine protection in verses 1-2 reflect his relationship with God?...
Week 2: Psalms 4-6
Reading: Psalm 4-6 QUESTIONS Psalm 4: How often do you cry out to God in distress? What can you do to be angry yet not sin? How has God...
Week 1: Psalms 1-3
Reading: Psalm 1-3 QUESTIONS Psalm 1: What do you make of the progression from walking to sitting in verse 1? What is the blessing of not...
New Testament Reading Commitment
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