Psalms

What are those coping methods that you fall back on that are not leading you to depend on God as your refuge? Psalm 11 calls the worshippers of YHWH not to “flee as a bird to your mountain” (coping methods without God) but to take refuge in God.

The Journey Bible Project shows once again how important, relevant, and helpful God’s words and human interactions through time really are. Psalm 10 can address bullying, and we encourage you to read this psalm if you are experiencing bullying and call on God to punish and bring a bully to justice.

Psalm 9 helps put our human strength in perspective with God’s view of human strength.

Does God care about me? This question is a perennial and ancient one, but it’s also a question for each one of us to ponder, and come to terms with God.

Today’s psalm poses an ancient question we still ask today: will evil people ever be punished?

Today’s Psalm 6 in The Journey Bible Project shows us how to cry out to God.

Do you have a horn or piped instrument? You’ll need one for Psalm 5, according to the psalm title, for this lament and assurance of God’s protection like a shield.

Do you have a Neginoth? You’ll need one for Psalm 4, according to the psalm title!