Psalms 149:1-3

A hero of mine once told me that God doesn’t need a lawyer, your job is to be honest. What if we could be truly honest with each other? If we’re going to explore the Psalms, let's go for it. Let’s be real, drop the act and tell the truth. This isn’t just a job for songwriters like David. This is a job for everyone. We all have a unique song to sing.

You want to be the best mom you can be, but often you’re left wondering if you’re even close to achieving that goal. It’s a crazy combination of peaks and valleys. And payment for this wild adventure is sticky kisses and dandelion bouquets—priceless, unforgettable rewards from precious sources—your children. Join me for seven days on this journey called motherhood—an unforgettable gift from God!

Throughout God’s Word, we find the passport to His presence is our thanksgiving and worship. Yet the busyness of our over-scheduled lives can nudge us out of that sweet spot of unbridled thanks and adoration that aligns our hearts and minds toward Him. Now, let’s choose instead to lift our gaze towards the One Who loves us beyond reason and enter His courts with praise. Are you ready?

For centuries, the Psalms formed the basis of Jewish and Christian worship. They tell the story of God’s activity in creation and the hope we have in God’s promises. This Bible Plan gathers Prof. N.T. Wright’s insights on key psalms, which give shape to the Psalter and serve as key resources of prayer.