Category Archives: Book of Psalms

(Our study with Psalm 13 is available here) This shorter-than-most Psalm asks the important question of ‘how long will you forget me Lord?‘ and is divided into three distinct sections that help us see the pattern that God works in … Continue reading →

(Our study with Psalm 11 is available here) In this Psalm 11 study we look at how God is the one directing all our trials, as He drags us to the mountain who is Christ from whence comes our help … Continue reading →

(Our two-part study with Psalm 10 is available here) Our study looks further into the process of judgement that God brings upon the elect in this age (1Pet 4:17). 1Pe 4:17  For the time is come that judgment must begin … Continue reading →

(Our two-part study with Psalm 9 is available here) In order to bring forth the precious fruit of being able to judge a matter rightly as Christ did in this life (Joh 5:30) we must put off our flesh and … Continue reading →

(The study with Psalm 8 is available here)  This study looks at the sovereignty of God in all things, and how God’s name is excellent throughout all the earth, as He works all things according to the counsel of His … Continue reading →

(The study with Psalm 7 is available here) In this two-part study, entitled “I will praise the LORD according to his righteousness” we are shown how God puts us through fiery trials so that our flesh does not glory in … Continue reading →

(The study with Psalm 6 is available here) In this study, we truly learn through God’s word how He makes His strength perfect through our weakness as He orchestrates all our trials and prepares our hearts to be able to … Continue reading →

This Psalm (full 2-part study available here) The title of this study “Builded together for an habitation of God through the Spirit” which is taken from (Eph 2:22) is a concise description of what this Psalm 5 eludes to over … Continue reading →

This Psalm (full study available here) starts off with the servant of God crying out to the “God of my righteousness”, and goes on to explain what we do with Christ righteousness and how we grow in our ability to … Continue reading →

This Psalm encourages us to be on guard, to have a readiness of mind like a soldier (2Tim 2:3-5) and king David certainly was no exception as a type of the elect and someone who had to constantly have a … Continue reading →