Psalms 77
Psalm 77 reminds me of how often people ask questions that are not designed to seek information or understanding. Very often questions are asked to
November 30, 2009
Psalm 77 reminds me of how often people ask questions that are not designed to seek information or understanding. Very often questions are asked to
Psalm 78 reminds me of my experience in elementary school. The writer gives us the history of the nation of Israel. He describes how God’s
Psalm 79 reminds me of the human tendency to blame other people when things go wrong. It started in the Garden of Eden. God asked
Psalm 80 reminds me of a TV Show called “The Biggest Loser”. Contrary to my initial thought, this show is an inspirational look at people
Psalm 81reminds me a father talking to his teenage son. He is asking the teen to trust him, because he has been there. The father
Psalm 82 reminds me of many politicians today. There seems to be an air of superiority among our elected officials. Although I believe this is
Psalm 84 reminds me of a cartoon from my childhood, called Chilly Willy. The basic story was that this tiny penguin in the North Pole
Psalm 85 reminds me of my personal salvation experience. I always pictured God holding a scale, weighing my good and my bad. I hoped over
Psalm 86 reminds me of life-long friends. These are the friends that have been with us through thick and thin. These kinds of friendships become
Psalm 87 reminds me of the old expression, “Home is where the heart is“. It is interesting that most people immediately picture a place in