The Voice

Reading Psalm 148 for Friday, September 11th. May all creation praise God and Israel be strengthened. 

Reading Psalm 147 for Thursday, September 10th. God should be praised because He does great things, especially Israel. 

Reading Psalm 146 for Wednesday, September 9th. Don’t put your hope in rulers of mankind, but in The LORD. 

Reading Psalm 145 for Tuesday, September 8th. God’s mighty works will be told to other generations. 

Reading Psalm 144 for Monday, September 7th. David praises God and complains about lying foreigners. 

Reading Psalm 143 for Saturday, September 5th. David trusts in God to rescue him from his enemies, and cries out for help in his distress. 

Reading Psalm 142 for Friday, September 4th. David cries out to God as his refuge while hiding in a cave. 

Reading Psalm 141 for Thursday, September 3rd. David contrasts the injuries of the righteous with the wicked. 

Reading Psalm 140 for Wednesday, September 2nd. David cries out to God to save him from his enemies. 

Reading Psalm 139 for Tuesday, September 1st. David acknowledges God’s all seeing perspective and claims the enemies of God are also his own enemies. 

Reading 1 Timothy 1 for Monday, August 31st. Paul encourages Timothy and warns of false teachers, who distract from God’s faith based work with meaningless debates about the law. 

Reading 2 Thessalonians 3 for Saturday, August 29th.” If a man will not work, he shall not eat.” 

Reading 2 Thessalonians 2 for Friday, August 28th. Jesus is coming back, but not before the man of lawlessness claims to be God in God’s temple. 

Reading 2 Thessalonians 1 for Thursday, August 27th. Paul writes about the future judgement from Jesus on unbelievers. 

Reading 1 Thessalonians 5 for Wednesday, August 26th. In all circumstances be thankful. 

Reading Psalm 138 for Tuesday, August 25th. God looks on the proud from afar. 

Reading Psalm 137 for Monday, August 24th. Israel was asked to sing happy songs about their home while in exile.

Reading Psalm 136 for Saturday, August 22nd. God’s love endures forever. 

Reading Psalm 135 for Friday, August 21st. This verse applies to those that fear the LORD. 

Reading Psalm 134 for Thursday, August 20th. What does it mean to minister by night? What might that have looked like in historic times?

Reading Psalm 133 for Wednesday, August 19th. Unity is celebrated between brothers, and is compared to anointing with oil. 

Reading Psalm 132 for Tuesday, August 18th. David emphasizes his priority of finding a place for God and his temple to stay. 

Reading Psalm 131 for Monday, August 17th. A Psalm about contentment and humility in God’s presence. 

Reading Psalm 130 for Saturday, August 15th. We cannot stand while in the depths of our sin without the LORD’s help.

Reading Psalm 129 for Friday, August 14th. May Israel’s enemies not have victory or be blessed. 

Reading Psalm 128 for Thursday, August 13th. A man is blessed who has a wife who bears many sons and who lives to witness the lives of his grandchildren.

Reading Psalm 127 for Wednesday, August 12th. Solomon writes a Psalm to describe the LORD’s blessing on one’s household, including many sons (and daughters?)

Reading Psalm 126 for Tuesday, August 11th. Freed slaves are glad and thankful when they realize their freedom, and can laugh. 

Reading Psalm 125 for Monday, August 10th. Bless the righteous and banish the wicked. 

Reading Psalm 124 for Saturday, August 8th. We are saved like a bird by the LORD.

Reading Psalm 123 for Friday, August 7th. The LORD is sought for mercy and relief from ridicule from the proud and arrogant. 

Reading Psalm 122 for Thursday, August 6th. David prays for peace and prosperity for Jerusalem and the house of the LORD. 

Reading Psalm 121 for Wednesday, August 5th. God will keep you from all harm. What does this mean? I am not sure. 

Reading Psalm 120 for Tuesday, August 4th. Let’s be people of peace. 

Reading Psalm 119 for Monday, August 3rd. David writes about loving God’s law. 

Reading Psalm 118 for Saturday, August 1st. Give thanks to the LORD for He is good…

Reading 1 Thessalonians 4 for Friday, July 31st. We are all called to live lives of purity. Strive to work to exist without unnecessary financial dependencies. Be encouraged to know that believers who have passed on have a unique hope. 

Reading 1 Thessalonians 3 for Thursday, July 30th. Paul writes from prison about his worries that were not warranted because Timothy reported that the faith of the church grew well in his absence. 

Reading 1 Thessalonians 2 for Wednesday, July 29th. Paul explains his thwarted intentions to visit, and contrasts his ministry to others motivated by greed. 

Reading 1 Thessalonians 1 for Tuesday, July 28th. Paul recognizes the faith and repentance of the members of the church in Thessalonica. 

Reading Colossians 4 for Monday, July 27th. Paul writes from prison to encourage the church to welcome news from some specified brothers that are on their way. 

Reading Psalm 117 for Saturday, July 25th. God is worthy of praise because He loves us and is faithful. 

Reading Psalm 116 for Friday, July 24th. The LORD saves the simple hearted, and there is no way to repay Him. Praise the LORD. 

Reading Psalm 115 for Thursday, July 23rd. To God’s name should we give glory, not to us, or to lifeless idols. 

Reading Psalm 114 for Wednesday, July 22nd. When Judah became God’s sanctuary, the landscape was afraid. 

Reading Psalm 113 for Tuesday, July 21st. God is worthy to be praised. He can take the poor and seat them with royalty or give children to women who are infertile. 

Reading Psalm 112 for Monday, July 20th. The righteous will be remembered but the wicked will be forgotten.

Reading Psalm 111 for Saturday, July 18th. God is worthy to be praised. Wisdom starts with the fear of God.

Reading Psalm 110 for Friday, July 17th. David writes a prophetic Psalm about God appointing His son, Jesus, a future born descendant of David to be a King-priest who will conquer sin and intercede for mankind.

Reading Psalm 109 for Thursday, July 16th. David asks God to kill the wicked men who are falsely accusing him of wrongdoing.