Praying the Psalms: today's prayer
One Psalm a week, one prayer a day, all through October. Monday the whole Psalm, Tuesday to Friday one step a day, Saturday the practice and Sunday the review.
Read today's prayer →You can pray from rock bottom. This psalm proves it.
Can you pray from the bottom? Psalm 130 starts with a cry, walks through guilt and ends waiting for the morning. Explained verse by verse, in plain words.
Read →Psalm 126, the Harvest Psalm: For Anyone Who Sowed in Tears
Have you ever sown something in tears? Psalm 126 promises: those who sow in tears reap with joy.
Read →Psalm 62: for when your mind won’t switch off
The psalm of rest, explained in plain language — the rock, a soul learning to grow still, and the God who is both strong and kind.
Read →Why does David switch from “He” to “You” in Psalm 23?
The world’s most beloved psalm, explained in plain language — the shepherd, the valley, the table, and the shift from "He" to "You" that changes everything.
Read →Does Psalm 91 really protect you from everything?
One of the world’s most prayed psalms, explained in plain language — what it promises, and what it doesn’t.
Read →Too tired even to pray? Start with rest
Before asking for more strength to handle everything, maybe Jesus’ invitation is something else: “Come to me, all you who are weary.” For everyone who arrived here exhausted.
Read →New devotionals are coming soon. The flame is only beginning to burn.