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Psalms,This continues Psalm 51 by King David after his adultery and murder. It begs to remain in God s presence despite guilt.

Psalms,This is from Psalm 55,attributed to King David during betrayal by a friend. It urges releasing worries to God.

Psalm 61:1,Psalms,This opens Psalm 61,attributed to King David. It is a prayer for refuge when the heart is faint.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 62 by King David. It affirms reliance on God for security and reputation.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 63 by King David in the wilderness. It declares God s steadfast love surpasses even physical life itself.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 103 by King David. It describes God s merciful nature.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 34 by King David. It assures God s nearness to the crushed in spirit.

Psalms,This opens Psalm 63,attributed to King David while in the wilderness of Judah fleeing from enemies. It shows thirst for God in isolation.

Psalm 46:10,Psalms,This is from Psalm 46,attributed to the sons of Korah. It calls for trust and quiet confidence in God during turmoil or war.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 34 by King David. It promises God delivers the righteous from troubles.

Psalms,This closes Psalm 31 by King David. It encourages others to hope in God.

Psalms,This opens Psalm 23,traditionally attributed to King David. It expresses deep trust in God s provision and care,drawing from David s experience as a shepherd and later as king facing dangers.

Psalms,This is from Psalm 119,an acrostic psalm likely by an anonymous author praising the law. It shows Scripture guiding daily life.

Psalms,This is from Psalm 28,attributed to King David. It thanks God for protection and help in prayer.

I have taken refuge,Psalm 31:1,Psalms,This opens Psalm 31,attributed to King David. It is a prayer for deliverance during distress.

Psalms,This closes Psalm 23,attributed to King David. It concludes with confidence in God s lifelong goodness and eternal dwelling with Him.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 23,attributed to King David. It describes God s renewal and guidance during times of spiritual exhaustion or trial.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 119. It explains memorizing Scripture to avoid sin.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 37 by King David. It encourages surrendering plans to God for success.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 145 by King David. It assures God s closeness to those who pray sincerely.

Psalms,This is from Psalm 145,attributed to King David. It praises God s character in a psalm of general praise.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 103 by King David. It reminds the soul not to overlook God s kindnesses.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 61 by King David. It asks for stability and safety in God.

Psalms,This closes Psalm 27,attributed to King David. It encourages patience and courage while waiting for God s deliverance.

your word is settled in heaven,Psalm 119:89,Psalms,This continues Psalm 119. It affirms the eternal reliability of God s word.

Psalms,This is from Psalm 34,attributed to King David after pretending madness before Abimelech. It invites experiencing God s goodness.

Psalms,This opens Psalm 32,attributed to King David. It celebrates the joy of confession and forgiveness after his sin.

Psalms,This opens Psalm 19,attributed to King David. It praises God s revelation through creation and His law.

Psalms,This opens Psalm 46,attributed to the sons of Korah. It was likely written during a time of national threat,celebrating God as protector.

Psalms,This continues Psalm 32 by King David. It describes God as protection during trouble.