Psalm

God doesn't need favorable circumstances in our life to do favorable things and Psalm 23 gives us the perfect visual of how God leads, guides and provides like a good shepherd does. This is a seven day devotional to help encourage you in your walk with God as we walk through Psalm 23 together.

Surrounded: A Walk Through Psalm 23

Psalm 23 will be our guide as we walk in the paths of the righteous through this 6-day study. Discover spiritual rest with Amy Carmichael and Hudson Taylor, travel through the valley of death with Corrie ten Boom, and be amazed at the divine protection of Gladys Alyward. Experience God’s miraculous provision for Lillian Trasher, and the redemption of a tribe of killers with Nate Saint and Mincaye.


Psalm 23 Paths of the Righteous

In today’s crazy, uncertain world, we long for a place of peace and safety. This week’s reading plan explores several of David’s psalms, reminding us of God’s presence with us as Shepherd, Defender, Provider, Comforter, and Guide. Even when David faced physical battles, times of sorrow, inner fears, and his own sin, he turned to God in humility, wonder, and faith—and found there a true refuge.

House of David

In a changing world, we long to stay steadfast. In a distracting world, we long to stay focused. In a hurting world, we long to offer the light of Christ. David faced similar challenges, which is why he kept his heart anchored to God in prayer. As we read five of David’s psalms this week, we can echo his prayers for God to keep us steadfast in following Him.

Steadfast Through Psalms

This Psalms Bible Reading Plan covers Psalms 31–72, using the Story Bible reading guide to help readers understand the Bible as one unified story. 

This Bible study explores 42 psalms in 42 days, plus an introduction, and invites honest prayer and reflection. These psalms express praise, fear, grief, trust, and hope. You'll learn how prayer reshapes perspective and restores trust in God. This Bible reading plan supports daily engagement with Scripture and deeper confidence in God’s faithfulness.

Psalms 31-72

A three day plan about one Question: What Is Prayer? and in it Three substantial Definitions about Prayer will be Explained. 


What Is Prayer?

Psalm 23 is widely known, but its depth becomes clearer when we slow down. This devotional series explores Psalm 23 one verse at a time through short three-day reflections.

This plan centers on Psalm 23:1: “The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want.” As you move through the next three days, take time to reflect on what it means to live under the care, guidance, and provision of the Shepherd.

Psalm 23 Slowly: Trusting the Shepherd

You are not random. Your story isn’t accidental. Every chapter of your life was written with intention — and it fits into God’s redemptive story for the world. Psalm 139 reminds us that God sees everything and that He is actively involved in your life. He crafted every detail of who you are. He is present in every season of your life. He is telling a much bigger story in which you play a part that cannot be replaced. Discover your unique formation in God's story.


Every Chapter Counts, God Writes Your Story

Psalm 23 is often read quickly because the words are so familiar. This devotional series invites you to slow down and explore one verse at a time.

This three-day plan focuses on Psalm 23:2. In this verse, David describes the Shepherd leading His people to green pastures and still waters—powerful images of rest, provision, and renewal. David understood these moments from his own experience as a shepherd.

As you read each day, pause and reflect on how the Shepherd leads not only our direction, but also our rest.