Psalms

Psalm 19 reminds me of the innocence of childhood in summertime. That was a time of freedom and enjoying nature. Long days and warm nights

Psalm 20 seems to be written as a prayer for the people, as the king and his army prepare for a battle. It reminds me

Psalm 22 reminds me of seeing some old screen tests in Hollywood, where an actor was saying lines that were later made famous by someone

Psalm 23 is perhaps the most familiar and frequently quoted psalm. It has become associated with funerals, but I see it as David’s philosophy on

Psalm 25 is one of many acrostic poems written by David. That is, each verse begins with a successive letter in the Hebrew alphabet. I

Psalm 26 reminds me of the bumper sticker, “I am not perfect, just forgiven”. I think there is a basic misunderstanding when followers of Christ

Psalm 28 reminds me that from a distance, big things can look very small. This psalm of David seems to have been written in a

Psalm 30 is called, “A song for the dedication of the Temple”, but the words could accurately describe the song of my salvation. Remember the

Psalm 31 reminds me of the advantage we gain from the passing of time. It allows us to look back at events and decisions and

Psalm 32 is a short powerful psalm that takes us to the brink of decision. It allows us to look across the gap and look