The Bald Believer

Psalm 118 was Luther's favorite Psalm

What do you give the one that has it all?

A Devotional thought from Psalm 113:4–9

A devotional thought from Psalm 112

Practicing is the only real path to perceiving. My teaching philosophy was for the student to listen, then live it so they could learn it.

“Well, wasn’t that excessive?” That is what I said to myself when I read Psalm 109:5-10

Today’s Psalm gives us an example of tuning out the windbags and finding a higher note.

Gaps and Gripes, that is what I see in today’s reading from the Psalms.

A Devotional Study of Psalm 106:15-20

The story of a really short song from the Psalms.

Today's reading from Psalms left me feeling froggy.

Do you ever feel like your prayers are pestering God?

When you consider your opportunities, don’t forget the benefits!

I’m a lonely bird. Isn’t that what the psalmist was saying?

Is the Heavenly Father facing his children in their times of sorrow and fear?

Is it Biblical to set goals, to make determinations?

A quick thought from Psalm 97

Somehow, I missed his hands in past readings of Psalm 95.

The Word of God teaches that the God brings eventual gladness through discipline. While nobody likes it at the time...

Psalm 94 seems to be a companion showing the Lord as righteous judge. What a blessed thought to the victimized and oppressed