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Did you know that the longest book in the Bible is a song book?  It’s called the book of Psalms, which contains 150 individual songs.  As we read this incredible literature, it is obvious that God delights when His people sing, play instruments, and express their heart-felt worship through lyrical poetry.  The Psalms express the full range of human emotion before God, from pain and sorrow to joy and celebration!  As such, the Psalms have been a wonderful treasure for Christians through the centuries. 

Each Sunday this summer we’ll explore a different Psalm, looking at its unique theme and find meaningful ways to connect it to our lives of worship.  Join us for a “Summer in the Psalms!”
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Sermons In This Series

1. Psalm 8 

Reading Plan: Week #1 (Psalms 1-41)
Monday - Psalms 1-7
Tuesday - Psalms 8-14
Wednesday - Psalms 15-20
Thursday - Psalms 21-27
Friday - Psalms 28-34
Saturday - Psalms 35-41

2. Psalm 23 

Reading Plan: Week #2 (Psalms 42-72)
Monday - Psalms 42-46
Tuesday - Psalms 47-52
Wednesday - Psalms 53-58
Thursday - Psalms 59-63
Friday - Psalms 64-68
Saturday - Psalms 69-72

3. Psalm 73 

Reading Plan: Week #3 (Psalms 73-89)
Monday - Psalms 73-75
Tuesday - Psalms 76-78
Wednesday - Psalms 79-80
Thursday - Psalms 81-83
Friday - Psalms 84-86
Saturday - Psalms 87-89

4. Psalm 91 

Reading Plan: Week #4 (Psalms 90-106)
Monday - Psalms 90-91
Tuesday - Psalms 92-94
Wednesday - Psalms 95-97
Thursday - Psalms 98-100
Friday - Psalms 101-103
Saturday - Psalms 104-106

5. Psalm 119 

Reading Plan: Week #5 (Psalms 107-145)
Monday - Psalms 107-112
Tuesday - Psalms 113-118
Wednesday - Psalms 119
Thursday - Psalms 120-134
Friday - Psalms 135-143
Saturday - Psalms 144-150
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