The Voice

Reading Psalm 80 for Saturday, June 6th. Asaph asks God to save him from his enemies. Correction: At the end of the chapter, I read “Oh LORD Almighty” but should have read “Oh LORD God Almighty”

Reading Psalm 79 for Friday, June 5th. Asaph tells God about the nations who do bad things and do not acknowledge Him, asking for His rescue from their oppression. 

Reading Psalm 78 for Thursday, June 4th. Israel was historically often unfaithful to God, and should teach their children to revere God. 

Reading Psalm 77 for Wednesday, June 3rd. Asaph remembers the mighty works of God. 

Reading Psalm 76 for Tuesday, June 2nd. God is to be feared & praised. 

Reading Psalm 75 for Monday, June 1st. God strengthens the righteous and humbles the proud, and cuts off the horns of the wicked. 

Reading Philippians 2 for Saturday, May 30th. Work on your attitude, and let Christ be your example for humility. 

Reading Luke 24 for Friday, May 29th. Jesus is resurrected, explains what happened, eats some fish, and ascends to heaven. 

Reading Luke 23 for Thursday, May 28th. Jesus is tried and found not guilty, but sentenced to death by popular demand. 

Reading Luke 22 for Wednesday, May 27th. Judas betrays Jesus and Peter denies knowing Jesus as predicted by Jesus during Passover. 

Reading Luke 21 for Tuesday, May 26th. A poor widow is commended for sacrificing further than the rich giving from their wealth, and Jesus’s disciples are instructed about preparing themselves for what trials are to come. 

Reading Psalm 74 for Monday, May 25th. Asaph asks God how for long He will reject him, because His enemies are mocking him. 

Reading Psalm 73 for Saturday, May 23rd. Asaph writes a psalm about the wicked and arrogant rich he was jealous of, at first. 

Reading Psalm 72 for Friday, May 22nd. David prays for his son, Solomon who is king. 

Reading Psalm 71 for Thursday, May 21st. David thanks God for protecting and rescuing him, and asks Him to continue even as he gets old. 

Reading Psalm 70 for Wednesday, May 20th. David asks God to help him quickly. 

Reading Psalm 69 for Tuesday, May 19th. David is drowning in false accusations and enemies without cause. 

Reading Psalm 68 for Monday, May 18th. God is mighty and helps crush the heads of David’s enemies. 

Reading Psalm 67 for Saturday, May 16th. God is gracious and may all people praise Him. 

Reading Psalm 66 for Friday, May 15th. May all the earth shout with joy to God, because He is great, and listens to the prayers of David. 

Reading Psalm 65 for Thursday, May 14th. David writes a song to praise God for taking care of the Earth and allowing it to thrive, and its inhabitants. 

Reading Psalm 64 for Wednesday, May 13th. David describes the evil traps evildoers set for the innocent, but God will make sure they get caught in their own traps. 

Reading Psalm 63 for Tuesday, May 12th. David affirms his love and allegiance to God. 

Reading Psalm 62 for Monday, May 11th. David trusts in God, not in stolen goods, and knows that people will be rewarded according to what they have done. 

Reading Psalm 61 for Saturday, May 9th. David prays a blessing for the king. 

Reading Psalm 60 for Friday, May 8th. David writes a Psalm to accuse God of abandoning him, but wants God to come to their aid, and puts his confidence only in God for a victory against his enemies. 

Reading Psalm 59 for Thursday, May 7th. David asks God to deliver him from his enemies, who are snarling like dogs. 

Reading Psalm 58 for Wednesday, May 6th. David wishes the unjust rulers were swept away. 

Reading Psalm 57 for Tuesday, May 5th. David asks God to save him again, and praises God for His great faithfulness. 

Reading Psalm 56 for Monday, May 4th. David cries out to God for help, and states that his trust is in God, so what can man do to him? 

Reading Psalm 55 for Saturday, May 2nd. David cries out to God for help. He proclaims that God won’t let the righteous fall. 

Reading Psalm 54 for Friday, May 1st. David asks God to save him, like he has done before. 

Reading Luke 20 for Thursday, April 30th. Jesus knows how to answer tricky questions, because He understands the motives of those who ask.

Reading Luke 19 for Wednesday, April 29th. May the church be known for it’s prayers more than it’s fund raisers. 

Reading Luke 18 for Tuesday, April 28th. Perseverance and faith is encouraged.

Reading Luke 17 for Monday, April 27th. A little faith can do a lot. Be one of the few who praises God for what he has done. Be ready for God to come, don’t get caught up in the false talk about Jesus from others who don’t know Him.

Reading Luke 16 for Saturday, April 25th. Some people will not be convinced to change their ways even if the dead are raised again.

Reading Psalm 53 for Friday, April 24th. Foolishness is widespread.

Reading Psalm 52 for Thursday, April 23rd. A mighty man boasts of evil instead of good, but his life will end without a sure foundation.

Reading Psalm 51 for Wednesday, April 22nd. Consider sacrificing your will power to the will of God instead of animals.

Reading Psalm 50 for Tuesday, April 21st. Sacrifice thank offerings.

Reading Psalm 49 for Monday, April 20th. The upright are warned not to be impressed by the rich who trust in their riches instead of God, because eternity of life cannot be bought. 

Reading Psalm 48 for Friday, April 17th. God is so awesome it’s scary to some people. He is our guide to the end. 

Reading Psalm 47 for Thursday, April 16th. God is worth celebrating, so let’s celebrate! 

Reading Psalm 46 for Wednesday, April 15th. God is our help.

Reading Psalm 45 for Tuesday, April 14th. A royal wedding song. 

Reading Psalm 44 for Monday, April 13th. God brought victory to David’s ancestors, but defeat to him, without an obvious cause. David asked him to wake up, and stop rejecting him. 

Reading Psalm 43 for Friday, April 10th. David is depressed and oppressed, but he know God is his stronghold, joy, delight and his God. 

Reading Psalm 42 for Thursday, April 9th. David is sad, while others ask him where his God is. 

Reading Psalm 41 for Wednesday, April 8th. God will bless those who have regard for the weak.