Category: Summer in the Psalms

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 12 READING: Psalm 61 (see vv. 3, 5)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 11 READING: Psalm 59 (see vv. 16-17)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 10 READING: Psalm 57 (see vv. 1, 10)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 9 READING: Psalm 54 (see v. 6)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 8 READING: Psalm 52 (see v. 9)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 7 READING: Psalm 51 (see vv. 16-17)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 6 READING: Psalm 50 (see vv. 6, 10-12)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 5 READING: Psalm 49 (see. v. 15)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 4 READING: Psalm 48 (see v. 14)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)

This Reading Guide has been designed to provide you the opportunity to read the Psalms, discover truths about the nature of God, and grow in love and appreciation of Him.

Each day, take a few minutes to…

• Read the daily Psalm.
• Pay close attention to the verse or verses noted.
• Look for words such as for, because, surely, that. (Note: Not every reading will have one of these terms, but many of them will.)
• Answer the question: Who is God? 
• Example: Psalm 28:6 – Praise…the LORD, for he has heard my cry for mercy.
• Who is God? — God is a God who hears our cries for mercy.

JULY 3 READING: Psalm 47 (see vv. 7, 9)

QUESTIONS:

Who is God? What attribute(s) of God did you read about in today’s Psalm?

Write about a specific time in which you experienced this character trait of God in your life. (e.g, A time when God sustained you, or you experienced his love, grace, wisdom, strength, etc.)