Psalms

The Psalms & Proverbs plan was compiled by the folks at YouVersion.com to help you read through the book of Psalms twice and Proverbs 12 times. This plan is meant to be read over the course of one full year.

Psalms & Proverbs

We live in a world that's fascinated with celebrities. Magazines and the paparazzi have built an entire industry around helping us answer the question, "What is he or she like?”

In this devotional from Athens Church, we’ll ask that question about a particular "celebrity" and ask, "What is God like?”, and we’ll focus on one of the most famous Bible passages, Psalm 23, to help us answer it. In doing so, we'll discover that when it comes to God, there is a lot to like!

Like: A Journey Through Psalm 23

The Psalms and Proverbs are filled with songs, poetry, and writings - expressing true worship, longing, wisdom, love, desperation, and truth. This plan will take you through all of the Psalms and Proverbs in just 31 days. Here, you will encounter God and find comfort, strength, solace, and encouragement that covers the breadth of the human experience.

Psalms and Proverbs in 31 Days

What does it mean to love the Lord with all your heart, soul, mind, and strength? Do you long for the Lord to do a radical work in your life and your heart? Join us for this ten-day plan from Thistlebend Ministries. Psalm 63 will reveal the thirst-quenching relationship God desires to have with us.

Falling in Love Again With Your Lord

A Psalm a day keeps depression away.  Glean from the Psalms and Proverbs, one chapter at a time. You will read six Psalms each week for six months and one chapter in Proverbs every seven days.  Then you will have finished both books in 6 months. 

Life and Healing in the Psalms

The Psalms find the words that express our deepest and strongest emotions, no matter what the circumstances. These devotions, inspired by The Passion Translation Psalms: Poetry on Fire, combined with the daily readings, will turn sighing into singing and trouble into triumph. This 10–day reading plan includes the Psalms of praise and the Word spanning Psalms 107-150.

Psalms of Praise and the Word

Just like the disciples who followed Jesus during his time on earth, we look to our Savior for wisdom and direction. As the disciples saw first-hand and we read in the Bible, Jesus gained strength when he spent time with the Father. So, we ask him, “Jesus, teach us to pray.” This reading plan from author Bobby Schuller shows you how to follow Jesus’ lead in “Praying the Psalms.”

Living The Psalms With Jesus: Grow Closer To God Through Prayer

The Psalms are full of rich truth and deep emotion. The writers didn’t ignore the world around them or try to pretend their problems weren’t real. Instead, they drew from the truth they knew about God (his words, his ways, his character) to shape their worship and worldview. We have the privilege and joy of drawing from this well of truth to encourage our own souls today.

Prestonwood Worship - Songs Of The People

This reading plan is based on words from the psalms for each day of your month. Psalms is unlike all the rest of the Bible in that God has provided for us personal devotional literature for almost every human occasion.