Psalm 72

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 72.

Find a verse from this Psalm and study the verse. Write down what God speaks to your heart.

New Testament Application:  Find verses from New Testament from the verse God is teaching you about.

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Psalm 71

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 71.

Read verse 1. There is an action in this verse. What is it? Write down a time recently where you put your trust in God. What happened and what did you learn from putting your trust in Him?

Read verse 3. There is so much comfort in this verse. God is truly your strong refuge that you can go to Him continually. Thank Him for all He is doing!! Write down your prayer.

Verse 12 speaks of the nearness of God. Read the verses below and write down what Jesus shows you.

Psalm 16:8

Psalm 34:18

Psalm 75:1

Psalm 145:18

Jeremiah 23:23

Read verse 16. God is your strength. Study this. You can use Thompson Chain 3806 or blueletterbible.org.  Write down verses that minister to your heart and all that God shows you.

Write down wonderous works the Lord has done this past few weeks.

Study God’s comfort. Thompson chain 783. Write down what God shows you.

Take time to praise God for His faithfulness, redemption, righteousness, and all that He is doing!

New Testament Application: Acts 17:27. Find verses from New Testament on comfort and nearness.

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 70

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 70.

Magnify God in your heart today with a prayer!!! Write it down.

Find a verse that the Lord is speaking to your heart and Write down what God shows you.

New Testament Application: Look up New Testament verses from the verse that spoke to your heart.

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 69

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 69.

Read verses 1-12. What verse speaks to your heart? Write down what God teaches you.

Read verse 13. Find scripture to pray to God. Some examples to pray are Colossians 1:9-14, Ephesians 3:14-21 or pray scripture that God already has placed on your heart. God loves when we pray His word to Him.

Read verses 14-18. David is crying out to the Lord for deliverance.  Study deliverance. What is the definition. Thompson Chain 971 or blueletterbible.org, put in Psalm 69:14 and click on deliver and it will give you more verses. Write down what God shows you.

Read the rest of this Psalm and write what God is showing you.

New Testament Application: Look up New Testament verses on Deliverance and also from the verses that spoke to your heart.

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 68

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 68.

Look at verse 4. Do all that the verse tells you to do!

In verse 5, what are His characteristics?

Read verse 19. Write a thankful prayer to the Lord.

Study Salvation. Write down the definition.

Use you Thompson Chain 3116.

Salvation through Jesus. Read the verses below and write down what Jesus teaches you.

Psalm 72:13

Luke 2:11

John 3:16-17

John 10:9

Acts 4:2

Acts 15:11

Romans 5:9

Romans 8:3

1 Timothy 1:15

2 Timothy 1:10

Hebrews 7:25

1 Thessalonians 5:9

Hebrews 5:9

1 John 4:14

Hebrews 9:28

Write down what the Lord shows you about the rest of the Psalm.

New Testament Application: Look at the verse above and rejoice in all that Jesus your Savior has given you!

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Psalm 67

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 67.

Pray verses 1-2 to the Lord!

Verse 3-4 is a familiar song we sing in church!! Wonderful! We sing God’s word to Him. Take time to praise God with one of your favorite songs.

Study mercy. Write down definition and find verses. Write down what God shows you.

  

Study God’s way. You can use your Thompson Chain 3796 or blueletterbible.org and go to verse 2 and click on way and you will find verses.

Study praise. What is the definition? Use Thompson chain 1451 and 1452. Use Blueletterbible.org as well.

  

New Testament Application: Write down verses from the New Testament that correlate with what you studied above.

Psalm 66

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 66.

 Verses 1-3 are a familiar song we sing in church!! Praise God we sing His word to Him!!

Take time to worship the Lord with song.

Read verse 5. Write down recent works the Lord has done in your life and praise Him for them. Write down your praise.

Read verse 9. God does not allow our feet to be moved. Read the verses below and write down what God shows you.

2 Samuel 7:10

Psalm 121:3

Proverbs 10:30

Read verses 10-12. What beautiful verses these are for us as believers. Might not be comfortable, but the beauty is at the end of verse 12. Write what God shows you from the verses below.

Job 23:10

Proverbs 3:12

Zechariah 13:9

Verse 12 “But you brought us out to rich fulfillment.” The Word fulfillment here means saturation. Wow! How the Holy Spirit saturates your life and fills you during and after the trials. God takes you through things and you are able to see how God works everything out to make your heart like His.

2 Samuel 22:37; Psalm 18:36

1 Kings 4:29

Psalm 118:5

Write down anything else God has showed you through this Psalm.

New Testament Application: Acts 2:25, Colossians 1:23, 1 Peter 1:7, Ephesians 3:17-19,

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Psalm 65

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 65.

This Psalm shows the awesome characteristics of God and all that He does. No wonder the Psalmist tells us to praise God.

Take time to write a Praise God.

Read verse 3. What does God provide for us?

Look up the word atonement and write down the definition.

Look at verses 5-13. Look at the verbs in these verses. What will God do? What does He do?

What verse spoke to you in this Psalm? Write down what Jesus shows you.

New Testament Application: Find verses from the New Testament from the verse that God spoke to you. Write all that God shows you.

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 64

Psalm 64

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 64.

What is the Psalmist talking about in this Psalm? Write down your thoughts.

Look at verse 10. What are the righteous? 2 things

What is the definition of trust?

Read the verses below and write what God shows you.

Ruth 2:12

Psalm 16:1 There is an action that takes place in this verse. What is it? Look at the verb.

Isaiah 12:2

What verse spoke to your heart through this Psalm? Write down all that God is showing you.

New Testament Application: 1 Timothy 4:10, Hebrews 2:13a

 Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 63

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 63.

Take time to worship the Lord with song.

Take time to pray this Psalm to the Lord.

What verse spoke to your heart? Write down your thoughts and all that God teaches you about that that verse.

New Testament Application: Write down verses from the New Testament that correlate with  the above verse. Write down your thoughts.

 Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 62

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 62.

Read verses 1-7. Write down what God speaks to your heart

Read verse 8. There are 2 commands for us as believers. What are they?

A lot of times we want to study prayer, which is great, but the best way to study prayer is do it.

Take time to pour out your heart before the Lord.

Read the verses below on prayer and write down what Jesus shows you.

1 Chronicles 16:11

Job 8:5

Matthew 7:7

From verse 10. What are you not to set your heart on?

The power of God!! We have all seen this in our lives. Write down a time when you know the power of God touched your life.

Look at the verses below and write down what God shows you.

1 Chronicles 29:12

2 Chronicles 25:8

Nahum 1:3

New Testament Application: John 19:11, Romans 16:25, Colossians 4:2, Ephesians 6:18, 1 Timothy 2:8

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 61

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 61.

Take time to pray to the Lord things that are on your heart today. Praise Him, Thank Him, Repent of your sin to Him, Supplicate for people.

Look at verse 2. Where do you go when you are overwhelmed?

Verse 3. What is God for you?

Verse 4. Because of the above characteristics of God, What will you do?

Praise the Lord through worship. Take worship music out and spend sometime worshipping the Lord.

Write you thoughts about this Psalm and all that God is showing you.

New Testament Application: Luke 2:20, 19:37

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Psalm 60

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 60.

Read verse 11.

Who does the Psalmist turn to for help?

What does the Psalmist say about the help of man?

Read the verses below and write down what God shows you.

Go back to Psalm 1 read it and review.

Proverbs 25:19

Isaiah 36:6

Jeremiah 17:5

Read verse 12.  Read the verses below and write down what God teaches you about confidence in God.

Numbers 14:6-9 (with focus on verse 8)

Isaiah 12:2

What verse spoke to your heart. Write down what God shows you

New Testament Application: Romans 4:20-21, 1 Peter 3:5

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 59

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 59.

What verse spoke to your heart? Write down your thoughts and what God shows you. How are you going to put this verse into practice today?

New Testament Application: Find verses from the New Testament that go with your verse for today. Write them down and what God shows you.

  

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 58

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 58.

David had many enemies during his life. He always had someone after him trying to take his life. He was on the run for 10 years from King Saul. Then his own son Absalom was trying to take over the kingdom and tried to kill him and his household. In this Psalm, David describes the wicked.

Look at the verbs in verses 1-5 and write them down and see the characteristics of the wicked.

                                                                                                                                               

David has a request of God for the wicked. What is it? Vs 6-8

Study God as judge. Write what God speaks to you

Psalm 75:7

Psalm 76:9 Look back at Psalm 58 and see what God does for the righteous.

Psalm 96:13

What does God want you to learn from this Psalm? Take time to have Him search your heart.

New Testament Application: Revelation 20:12. Find a verse from the New Testament that goes along with what you learned from above.

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Psalm 57

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 57.

Take time to pray verses 7-11 to the Lord.

Write a prayer telling the Lord that you heart is steadfast (fixed) on him.

Read the verses below on steadfastness and write what God shows you.

2 Kings 18:6

2 Kings 22:2

Job 23:11

Isaiah 50:7

Find a verse that spoke to your heart and write what God is showing you.

New Testament Application: Luke 9:51, Acts 2:42, Acts 20:24, Look up verses that go with the verse you chose above.

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 56

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 56.

The Psalmist declares in verse 3 that he is afraid. There are 3 times he says “I will” What are they?

 A lot of times it is a heart attitude that we need to have when we come up against fear. This is hard because our emotions get in the way and want to direct all that is going on so we can be as comfortable as possible. These 3 words are so important for us as believers to put into practice as we walk with God.

Look at verse 8. God sees all that you go through. He even collects your tears in a bottle. This is so amazing!! Write your thoughts on this verse.

Read verse 13. What does God do? Look at the verbs in the verse.

Read the verse below and write down what God show you.

2 Samuel 22:2

Isaiah 46:4

Jeremiah 1:8

Daniel 6:27

God doesn’t let us fall. He keeps our feet!

1 Samuel 2:9

2 Samuel 22:34

What verse spoke to your heart? Write down what God showed you and how to put it into practice today.

New Testament Application:  2 Corinthians 1:10, Find a verse that correlates with the verse that spoke to your heart from the New Testament

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 55

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 55.

What is the definition of supplication?                     

Take time before the Lord and pray for the day. Write down your prayer.

Read Verses 4-6. Do you ever want to run away from your situation?    David sure did. He had people coming at him on all sides of his life. A King who hated him and chased him all over the Israel .  A companion who turned against him.  Write down a situation you are running from or have run from in the past. Instead of running away from God, run to Him with the situation.

What did David do in verse 16?

What are David’s expectations of God? Verse 16b                        

Read verse 17. What did David know about God?

God hears your prayers. Read the faithfulness of God below in these verses.

Exodus 2:23-25. What did God do for the Children of Israel? Verse 25b

Proverbs 15:29

Micah 7:7 Micah says 2 “I wills” in this verse. What will he do?   Then what will God do?

Please pay close attention to the action Micah takes. He looks heavenward and waits for God. Spend time meditating on the verses below. Write your thoughts.

              Psalm 25:1

Psalm 121:1

Daniel 4:34

Psalm 37:7

Isaiah 25:9

Look at verse 22. You are given a command. What is that?      And what will God do? 2 things.

At the end of the Psalm what does the Psalmist declare? Take time to tell the Lord the same thing.

New Testament Application:  John 11:41, 17:1, Acts 1:4, 7:55

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice

Psalm 54

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 54.

The Name of the Lord is so powerful. In verse 1 the Psalmist asks God to do what?

Proverbs 18:10 What is the name of the Lord?

Isaiah 26:7-9 Write what God speaks to your heart.

Malachi 1:11 What a wonderful verse for us!! Write what God shows you.

Look at verse 2. Take time to open your heart to the Lord and bring your requests before Him. Write them down.

Get your favorite song out and worship the Lord. Draw near Jesus and He will draw near to you.

New Testament Application:  Matthew 23:39

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Psalm 53

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 53.

Take time to pray for those that you know who have not received Jesus as their Lord and Savior.

Pray for the leaders of our country

Pray for our country and the direction of people’s hearts going their own way.

There are a lot of scriptures on being a fool. Read the verses below and write what Jesus puts on your heart from them.

Proverbs 10:18

Proverbs 15:5

Proverbs 18:6

Proverbs 20:3

Proverbs 28:26

Ecclesiastes 7:9

Jeremiah 17:11

What verse spoke to your heart as you read this Psalm? Write what God wants you to know.

  

New Testament Application:  Matthew 7:26, Ephesians 5:15

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Psalm 52

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 52.

Look at verse 8b. What is the psalmist placing his trust in?

Study the word mercy. What is the definition?

Read the verses below and see the promises God has for you through His mercy.

Exodus 20:6 Who does God show mercy to?

2 Samuel 22:26 What is the promise here for you?

2 Chronicles 30:9 What is the command in this verse for the promise of mercy?

Matthew 5:7 What is the promise in this verse?

What relationship this week will you apply mercy? What ways can you show mercy? Sometimes we know our tendencies in relationships so think of how you may respond and do it differently this week. Write down your thoughts.

Take time to write a praise to God. Sit at His feet and give Him the attention He deserves.

What verse spoke to your heart? How will you put it into practice today?

New Testament Application:  Matthew 6:15

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Psalm 51

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 51.

Psalm 51 is a prayer of repentance from David.

Take time to pray Psalm 51

Verse 17

What is the definition of sacrifice? Suggested use blueletter Bible or Webster’s 1828 dictionary.

Study these verses and write what is on your heart.

Mark 12:33

Romans 12:1 study the words in this verse. Wonderful study.

Hebrews 13:16

What does brokenness look like to you?

What is the definition of brokenness? Suggested use blueletter Bible or Webster’s 1828 dictionary.

What does the Bible say brokenness is? Read the verses below. Write what God shows you.

2 Kings 22:19

Isaiah 57:15

Isaiah 66:2

What verse spoke to you the most and write why and what Jesus wants you to do with that verse today?

New Testament Application:  Matthew 5:3

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Psalm 50

Pray and ask the Holy Spirit to teach you all He wants you to receive into your heart and your life.

Read Psalm 50.

Verse 5 has a promise for you as a believer. What is it? 5a.

Read verse 15. What is the command given to you?

What will God do for you?

Sometimes the trials of this life take a toll on you. The promise given to you in verse 15 is so important. The deliverance for you as a believer. Read the verses below and Write down what God  shows you.

2 Samuel 22:17

2 Samuel 22:49

Job 33:28

Job 42:10

Psalm 107:14

Psalm 116:8

Isaiah 46:4

Are there things going on in your life where you need to cry out to the Lord? They don’t have to be big things. It can be the little things too. Cry out to the Lord. After reading the verses above, allow the Lord to minister to your heart and watch Him deliver you. Write down those things that you need a touch from the Lord.

Take time to praise the Lord. From verse 23

New Testament Application:  1 Corinthians 10:13, 2 Corinthians 1:10

Remember to look at your Sunday applications and put them into practice