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In Psalm 77:1, we read this: I cry aloud to God, and he will hear me. What a comforting sentence! Do we believe it? Consider

In Psalm 71:3, we read a line of great hope regarding God. The writer implores to God, “Be my rock of refuge, to which I

We wake up with a whole day to live. If you made a list of all the burdens and stress you currently carry, perhaps you’d

I love praying Psalm 61:7 over my family. David prays this when writing about the king: “Appoint steadfast love and faithfulness to watch over him!”

In Psalm 59:16, David sits surrounded by men who seek to kill him. He’s a hunted and trapped man. Can you imagine the hopelessness and

Psalm 51:10-12 echoes the cry of anyone ready to return to God’s love after a time of living their own independent way. I will forever

As a high energy (and sometimes frenzied) person, I love the command in Psalm 46 to “be still.” The singers writing this psalm declare that

Psalm 40 feels like balm to the soul on hard days. If you read it (and consider memorizing it), you’ll find some marvelous things about

I loved the day I discovered Psalm 35:27a: “Great is the Lord, who delights in the well-being of his servant.” As I studied this verse

I love reading about God’s surrounding love. The verb surrounded makes you feel encircled, protected, embraced, and covered. In Psalm 32:10, David writes, “Many are