Why do we read the Psalms? We read them because we find comfort in them. We identify ourselves with the ups and downs of the writer, his feelings and emotions. They show the struggles of the writer with Gods activities, how long before you. The psalmist says, and our cry to the Lord mixes with his. They show his fears when he writes: though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death and our fear becomes one with his. The theologian reads them because of their prophetic and Messianic teachings. But, do we ever read them because they teach us how we relate to God?

See how the Psalms teach us what a person in a right relationship with God does in his relationship with Him. Experience a thrilling, growing, and often convicting journey in God while being richly blessed as you learn what it means:

He establishes the work of our hands

and see the Apostle Pauls example.

We know that our times are in Gods hands

and see how God created time for our salvation and why He determines our days.

We consider all precepts right

and see the problems of the pick-and-choose theology.

We are devoted to God

and see how were little burning bushes walking the streets of this world.

We trust in God

and see how little we doand much more.