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  1. Reading the Psalms

    Summary: 

    This series invites you to read whole psalms slowly and prayerfully, paying attention to their different genres: wisdom, lament, praise and thanksgiving, trust, royal and messianic, pilgrimage, and imprecatory or justice psalms. Each stage focuses on a genre through several representative psalms, helping you see how the Psalter teaches, protests, rejoices, trusts, celebrates God’s rule, journeys with God, and cries out for justice. By engaging each psalm with reflection, prayer, and application, you will learn to read the Psalms as a unified book that shapes your life before God.

    Stages

    Wisdom PsalmsWisdom Psalms
    Two Paths

    1. Ps 1

    Creation and Instruction

    2. Ps 19

    Trusting Amid Injustice

    3. Ps 37

    Lament PsalmsLament Psalms
    How Long, O Lord

    1. Ps 13

    Hope in the Dryness

    2. Ps 42

    Remembering in Crisis

    3. Ps 77

    Praise and ThanksgivingPraise and Thanksgiving
    Bless the Lord

    1. Ps 103

    His Love Endures

    2. Ps 136

    Great and Gracious King

    3. Ps 145

    Trust PsalmsTrust Psalms
    The Lord My Shepherd

    1. Ps 23

    Seeking and Waiting

    2. Ps 27

    God Our Refuge

    3. Ps 46

    Royal and Messianic PsalmsRoyal and Messianic Psalms
    Refuge in the King

    1. Ps 2

    Justice and Blessing

    2. Ps 72

    Priest-King at God’s Right Hand

    3. Ps 110

    Pilgrimage PsalmsPilgrimage Psalms
    Beginning the Journey

    1. Ps 120

    Keeper on the Way

    2. Ps 121

    Joy in God’s City

    3. Ps 122

    Sowing in Tears

    4. Ps 126

    Imprecatory and Justice PsalmsImprecatory and Justice Psalms
    Crying for Justice

    1. Ps 94

    Trusting God with Deep Wounds

    2. Ps 109

    Lament in Exile

    3. Ps 137

    Questions

    1. How do the different psalm genres in this series—wisdom, lament, praise and thanksgiving, trust, royal and messianic, pilgrimage, and justice—together teach you how to bring your whole life before God?

    2. As you read whole psalms rather than isolated verses, what patterns or recurring themes about God’s character and human response become clearer across the stages?

    3. How do the cross references and New Testament connections in these devotionals help you see the Psalms not as isolated songs but as part of the larger story that culminates in Jesus?