Tag Archives: Psalms

We have all been there and done that.  We have all been tested and tried—not necessarily as hard at the beginning or end but smack dab in the middle of it all.  We respond with either giving up and quitting … Continue reading →

Our enemies today can rise up anywhere at any time when we least expect it.  As the many followers of Jesus learned, the devil uses people in ways that can fool as they masquerade as God’s people.  But the masquerade … Continue reading →

Psalm 57, The Message For the director of music. To the tune of “Do Not Destroy.” Of David. A miktam. When he had fled from Saul into the cave. 1-3 Be good to me, God—and now!    I’ve run to you for dear life.I’m hiding … Continue reading →

By the heading before Psalm 56, we know David is in trouble once more as he is caught by the enemies of God’s people, the Philistines.  Goliath, as have studied before, came from Gath along with many other enemies of … Continue reading →

Since moving across the country this past month; I have relied on this very psalm for reminders of God’s leading, provision, protection, and strength.  Where God guides us, He is always with us and is ready to help us before … Continue reading →

As I was reading this psalm-song of David, I was doing so with a headache that overwhelmed me for a bit until the medication could ease it.  I also got notification that a dear friend of ours was in pain … Continue reading →

The only real help we need in this brief life is from God who rescues, saves, releases our bondage and sets our feet on solid ground to walk with Him daily.  In fact, God is really all that matters in … Continue reading →

As David sings his prose of praise; we wonder what is going on in his life.  Enemies on all sides want to kill him and will say or do anything to get the job done; and we are humbled. Why? … Continue reading →

David gave ovations of praise to God for his protection and help. Though David still had problems, he knew that God was powerful and faithful and always worthy of praise.  Daivd ran to Him in times of troubles, when he … Continue reading →

Psalm 23, everyone’s favorite psalm to sing, begins with “The Lord is my Shepherd; I lack nothing or I shall not want” as some translations tell us. The Psalm testifies that our Good Shepherd, would do anything for his sheep—even … Continue reading →