PSALM 29:1–11 The Seven Thunders
READ: PSALM 29:1–11 (MATTHEW 8:23–27) v. 3 “The God of glory thunders.” Psalm 29 is often called “the psalm of the seven
READ: PSALM 29:1–11 (MATTHEW 8:23–27) v. 3 “The God of glory thunders.” Psalm 29 is often called “the psalm of the seven
READ: PSALM 28:3–9 (ROMANS 12:14–21) v. 4 “Render them their due reward.” In Psalm 28:4 we hear David praying that the
READ: PSALM 28:1–2 (HEBREWS 4:14–16) v. 1 “Be not deaf to me.” Do you sometimes feel that God is distant, not answering
READ: PSALM 27:7–14 v. 8 “You have said, ‘Seek my face.’” In Psalm 27:8 David beautifully expresses his desire to have fellowship with
READ: PSALM 27:1–6 v. 4 “One thing have I asked of the LORD, that will I seek after.” In Psalm 27 we meet a
READ: PSALM 26:8–12 (LUKE 2:41–52) v. 8 “O LORD, I love the habitation of your house.” How do you feel about going
READ: PSALM 26:1–7 v. 1 “Vindicate me, O LORD, for I have walked in my integrity.” As Christians we know that salvation is by
READ: PSALM 25:8–22 v. 14 “The friendship of the LORD is for those who fear him.” Would you be comfortable describing yourself as a
READ: PSALM 25:1–15 v. 4 “Make me to know your ways, O LORD; teach me your paths.” Do you ever feel lost? As you
READ: PSALM 24:3–10 (MATTHEW 5:1–12) v. 3 “Who shall ascend the hill of the LORD?” In Psalm 24:3 David asks an
READ: PSALM 24:1–2 (1 TIMOTHY 4:1–6) v. 1 “The earth is the LORD’s and the fulness thereof.” Psalm 24 starts with
READ: PSALM 23:5–6 v. 6 “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me.” In Psalm 23:1–5 two word pictures are used to describe