I’m making my way through the Psalms slowly, moving to the next one only when it feels like the right time. These aren’t studies or commentaries — just honest reflections on whatever verse or idea catches my attention as I read. It’s a simple record of my walk with God through this book, one Psalm at a time.
Psalm 3 pulls us back to the truth that God’s help isn’t always immediate, but it is always real. David’s words point us toward the deeper hope God offers – both now and forever.
Psalm 2 shows how easily we complicate our relationship with God. The psalm exposes our instinct to resist Him, even when the choice is simple: trust the Son or turn away. This reflection explores why we make faith harder than it needs to be—and what it means to take refuge in Him.
Psalm 1 challenged me to rethink what it means to delight in God’s law. Am I meditating on Scripture while missing the world God calls me to engage? This reflection explores that tension and what Jesus’ prayer in John 17 reveals about living faithfully in the world.
