Psalms

Psalm 116 reminds me of an experience I had babysitting while I was in High School. My mother looked after four kids as a part-time

Psalm 117 reminds me of the West Virginia coal mine collapse a few years back.  A number of men were able to get to a

Psalm 119 reminds me of my own testimony. This is the longest chapter in the Bible. We don’t know the writer, but I believe, like

Psalm 120 reminds me of an article I read recently that noted the number of auto-related deaths is at a 50 year low. The reason

Psalm 123 reminds me of body surfing as a kid at the beach. We always wanted the waves to be bigger, but it is a

Psalm 126 reminds me of the quote by James Agee, “You can never go home again”. The home of our youth no longer exists, it

Psalm 129 reminds me of the character Eeyore, from the Winnie the Pooh books. He is the ever-pessimistic donkey that can find the negative in

Psalm 132 reminds me of something every contractor knows, building new is easier than remodeling a neglected structure. New construction is clean and straight and

Psalm 133 reminds me of growing up with 4 older brothers. We had regular fights and tussles, but Dad made it clear that we were

Psalm 136 reminds me of a time when I managed restaurants. Many of our waitresses were single-moms that worked two jobs to make ends meet.