Daily Lesson for Tuesday 9th of January 2024 Praying the Psalms does more than enable worshipers to articulate their prayers freely. The Psalms supervise their experience according to God’s standards and make it bearable by introducing hope and reassurance of God’s presence. Read Psalms 22:1-31. What can we learn from this psalm about trust in … Continue reading –>
Key Thought: Praying the Psalms has helped many believers establish and maintain regular and fulfilling prayer lives. God gave us the psalms to teach us how we can pray together.January 13, 2024 1. Have a volunteer read Psalm 44:23-26. Ask class members to share a short thought on what the most important point is in … Continue reading –>
In my current personal devotions I read through the Psalms, and then kept cruising through Proverbs and Ecclesiastes. When I came to Song of Solomon I asked myself if I really needed to continue. After all some people wonder why such a book as Song of Solomon is even in the Bible. It’s a love … Continue reading –>
Daily Lesson for Monday 8th of January 2024 Note: A previously missing paragraph has now been inserted below, and it makes better sense now. All Christians know, and have experienced, times of despair and suffering, times when they have wondered what the Lord is doing, or why the Lord is allowing these things to happen … Continue reading –>
Daily Lesson for Sunday 7th of January 2024 Read Psalms 105:5, Colossians 3:16, and James 5:13. What is the place of the Psalms in the believer’s worship experience? A simple way of introducing the Psalms into daily life is to devote time each day to the reading of a psalm, beginning with Psalms 1:1-6, and … Continue reading –>
The Bible Project is one of my favorite Youtube channels. And several people on our blog have mentioned how helpful this animated overview of the Book of Psalms is. I believe you will also find it so: (25)
Continue reading -->Daily Lesson for Sabbath 6th of January 2024 Read for This Week’s Study: Psalms 105:5, Colossians 3:16, James 5:13, Psalms 44, Psalms 22, Psalms 13, Psalms 60:1-5. Memory Text: “Now it came to pass, as He was praying in a certain place, when He ceased, that one of His disciples said to Him, ‘Lord, teach us … Continue reading –>
The Psalms are prayers and hymns of the Bible par excellence. Uttered in praise, joy, sorrow, and despair; spoken or sung in private and in public by laypeople, kings, poets, and priests; coming from both the righteous and repentant sinners, the Psalms have served as the prayer book and the hymnbook to generations of believers. … Continue reading –>
Is this True or False: Praising God and appreciating God are not the same thing. Join us as we discuss How to Read the Psalms. (3)
Continue reading -->”For in death there is no remembrance of You; In the grave who will give You thanks?“ Psalm 6:5 NKJV I have seen Christian music videos illustrating someone dying and immediately going to heaven and singing in the heavenly choir. But David in the Psalms is quite clear, along with the rest of Scripture, that … Continue reading –>
Inside Story for Friday 5th of January 2024 By Andrew McChesney Paul went from home to home to meet people in a European city. With him, he carried a Bible and the holy book of another major world religion. One day, a man opened the door. His breath smelled of cigarette smoke. “I would very … Continue reading –>
Daily Lesson for Friday 5th of January 2024 Read Ellen G. White, “The Temple and Its Dedication,” pages 35–50, in Prophets and Kings; “The Benefits of Music,” pages 291, 292, in Messages to Young People. The book of Psalms consists of 150 psalms, which are grouped into five books: Book I (Psalms 1 to Psalm … Continue reading –>
