Planted in the Psalms

Have you ever wrestled with coming to God in complete honesty? Do you believe that your thoughts must be straight and your emotions under control before you seek God in prayer? David shows us that it is okay to come to God with the confusion of our thoughts. We can pour out our hearts to Him, while keeping His character in view, and be brought to a place of greater trust in His love and in His deliverance. Resources Psalm 60 Copywork Study Psalm 60 Discussion Questions Psalm 60 Song by Poor Bishop Hooper

What aspects of God's character can we meditate on in trying times? How do we find true strength in the Lord? Tune in to Psalm 59 to find out how David is strengthened in the Lord amid severe trials. RESOURCES Psalm 59 Discussion Questions Psalm 59 Copywork Study Psalm 59 Song by Poor Bishop Hooper

Have you ever read David's prayer for his enemies and their destruction and been confused? Have you ever wondered why these curses are in the Bible or if it is okay for Christians to pray these prayers? Tune into Psalm 58 to find out how this Psalm relates to Jesus and how we can both love our enemies and pray this Psalm in Christ. RESOURCES Psalm 58 Discussion Questions Psalm 58 Copywork Study Psalm 58 Song by Poor Bishop Hooper War Psalms of the Prince of Peace: Book on the Imprecatory Psalms

Have you ever wondered what you should pray when you are in need of the Lord's intervention? Do you wonder how you can praise Him through the painful circumstances in life? David answers all these questions and more in this helpful psalm that focuses on God's glorious character. RESOURCES Psalm 57 Discussion Questions Psalm 57 Copywork Study Psalm 57 Song by Poor Bishop Hooper My Heart is Steadfast by Ellie Holcomb