Psalm 86:11 “Teach me your way, O Lord, that I may walk in your truth; give me an undivided heart to revere your name.”This is my prayer today. Psalm 86: Our Lord is good and forgiving, abounding in steadfast love to all who call on him (v. 5). He answers
Continue readingPsalm 85: The Lord speaks peace: 1) to his people, 2) to his faithful, and 3) to those who turn to him in their hearts (v. 8). Psalm 85:7 Show us thy mercy O Lord, and grant us thy salvation. Salvation is a gift to be granted not an achievement
Continue readingPsalm 84A beautiful Psalm by Asaph! -We should humble ourselves in the house of the Living God. We are like sparrows and swallows for Him. “Yet not one of them will fall to the ground outside your Father’s care (Matthew 10;29)”, when we find a place near His altar! “Better
Continue readingAsaph prays ‘ Psalm 83:17 யேகோவா என்னும் நாமத்தையுடைய தேவரீர் ஒருவரே பூமியனைத்தின்மேலும் உன்னதமானவர் என்று மனுஷர் உணரும்படி,…We pray that this world to understand ‘Jesus is the only way!’. Psalm 83: Asaph cried out to God when the people of God faced challenges from the surrounding nations (vv. 2-4). His concern was the
Continue readingPsalm 82: 1-6; refers to “Gods” whatever the identity of these “Gods” psalm 82 affirms that all authorities are accountable to God. He is the is their ruler and judge, and he measures the integrity of all according to their treatment of the poor, the afflicted, and the needy. Psalm
Continue readingPsalm 81: The Lord our God has heard us, relieved us, freed us, rescued us and answered us (vv. 6-7). He now wants us to listen to him (vv. 8,13). Listening to Him involves both cost and blessings. The cost is we cannot walk in our own ways (v. 13).
Continue readingPsalm 80: Asaph prayed three times in this Psalm for restoration. While he repeated the same prayer three times, he approached God differently. First in verse 3, he simply called “God.” In verse 7, he called “God Almighty.” Finally in verse 19, he called “Lord God Almighty.” Psalm:80Both for Israel
Continue readingPsalm 79: “Help us, O God of our salvation, for the glory of your name; deliver us, and forgive our sins for your name’s sake” (v. 9). Having understood our unworthiness (we have nothing to claim), Asaph heavily places his claim on God (for the glory of your name and
Continue readingPsalm 78: In this Psalm, God’s generosity and Israelites’ meanness is repeatedly illustrated. “God divided the sea and made the waters stand like a heap…, yet they sinned still more against him, rebelled against him, tested him, spoke against him” (vv. 13-19). God has been generous with us. We ought
Continue readingPsalm 76 -(v10) Surely your wrath against mankind brings you praise, and the survivors of your wrath are restrained. -God’s wrath would destroy the wicked people, the righteous will be saved as it happened to Lot in Sodom and Gomorrah. Psalm 77: The natural tendency when things go wrong is
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