Category: Lenten Psalms

  • The Son Of David Will Live For Ever

    The Son Of David Will Live For Ever

    How can we be certain of God’s promises? Psalm 89:2-3 praises God’s steadfast love and faithfulness, affirming His eternal covenant with David, promising that his offspring will endure forever. It emphasizes how God’s promises are unchanging, emphasizing His faithfulness to David’s lineage. Verse 27 exalts the eternal covenant between God and David, where God declares…

  • Even Though I Walk In The Dark Valley I Fear No Evil; For You Are At My Side

    Even Though I Walk In The Dark Valley I Fear No Evil; For You Are At My Side

    Have you ever felt lost or afraid? Psalm 23 offers a powerful image of God as our shepherd, guiding us through life’s challenges. We lack nothing with God as our provider. He leads us to peaceful places and restores our souls. Even in difficult times, we need not fear, for God is by our side.…

  • Create A Clean Heart In Me, O God

    Create A Clean Heart In Me, O God

    What does it truly mean to have a “clean heart” in the eyes of God? Psalm 51:2-3 pleads for purification, acknowledging transgressions and seeking mercy. As the verses progress, the Psalmist acknowledges the depth of sin and the need for God’s cleansing and renewal. This prayer resonates with the universal human longing for redemption and…

  • O Lord, My God, In You I Take Refuge

    O Lord, My God, In You I Take Refuge

    What does it mean to truly find refuge in God amidst life’s trials and tribulations? In Psalm 7:2-3, 9bc-10, 11-12, the psalmist cries out to the Lord, expressing trust in His protection and justice. The psalmist finds solace in knowing that God is the righteous judge, defending the innocent and punishing the wicked. This profound…

  • The Lord Is Close To The Brokenhearted

    The Lord Is Close To The Brokenhearted

    In moments of despair, how do we perceive the presence of God amidst our brokenness? Psalm 34:17-18 reminds us that when the righteous cry out, GOD hears them and delivers them from all their troubles, being close to the brokenhearted and saving those crushed in spirit. Furthermore, verses 19-20 affirm that many are the afflictions…

  • Remember Us, O Lord, As You Favor Your People

    Remember Us, O Lord, As You Favor Your People

    What does it mean for God to remember us amidst His favor? In Psalm 106:19-23, we see a reflection on the Israelites’ journey, focusing on their moments of faltering faith and rebellion. Despite their shortcomings, God’s favor remains, as He recalls His covenant and delivers them from distress. The psalmist acknowledges the people’s disobedience yet…

  • The Lord Is Gracious And Merciful

    The Lord Is Gracious And Merciful

    Have you ever felt overwhelmed by life’s burdens? Psalm 145 offers a comforting message. It describes God as gracious, merciful, slow to anger, and good to all. His reign is everlasting, and He is faithful in all He does. The Lord upholds the fallen, lifts the downtrodden, and is near to those who call on…

  • The Lord Of Hosts Is With Us; Our Stronghold Is The God Of Jacob

    The Lord Of Hosts Is With Us; Our Stronghold Is The God Of Jacob

    In times of trouble, where do you turn for strength and security? Psalm 46 is a message of hope and reassurance. It tells us that even when the world seems chaotic, God is our refuge and strength. He is so powerful that He can calm the seas and bring down mountains. Our faith in Him…

  • I Will Praise You, Lord, For You Have Rescued Me

    I Will Praise You, Lord, For You Have Rescued Me

    Have you ever felt overwhelmed by difficulty, only to experience sudden relief? Psalm 30 is a song of praise from someone who has been delivered by God from their enemies. The Psalmist expresses deep gratitude to God for deliverance from enemies. They acknowledge that God has shown compassion, healed them, and restored their joy. The…

  • Let My Tongue Be Silenced, If I Ever Forget You!

    Let My Tongue Be Silenced, If I Ever Forget You!

    What does it mean to remember God and His promises? Psalm 137 is a lament of the exiled Israelites who were taunted by their Babylonian captors to sing the songs of Zion. The psalmist expresses his deep sorrow and longing for Jerusalem, the city of God, and vows never to forget it or forsake it.…