Psalms

Psalm 139 reminds me of a time when I took my motorcycle to Jones Beach at night. This is a state park with a 10

Psalm 140 reminds me of the response to taunting that children have been taught for decades, “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words

Psalm 141 reminds me of a good friend that got married to a woman that all of his friends and family did not like. The

Psalm 143 reminds me of a euphemism that many of us have used, and sadly have experienced. Most commonly, in the wee hours, after imbibing

Psalm 145 reminds me of a single play in a World Series game that gave new life to a team that was defeated. In 1986,

Psalm 91 reminds me of how we often confuse human affection with God’s unconditional love. We think of romance in terms someone of doing something

Psalm 146 reminds me of a job interview. Many people present themselves very differently from who they really are. With a one-page resume and practiced

Psalm 148 reminds me of a time when my oldest child was just learning to walk. We had just bought a house and I was

Psalm 150 reminds me of our recent vacation to Branson, MO. This unique city is known as the “Live music capitol of the world” with