In Psalm 30, David expresses his confidence in God and in his salvation (Yeshua) and looking forward to the resurrection of Christ when joy comes in the morning.

All of creation echoes the glory and majesty of God. This is the refrain of Psalm 29. Psalms 79 and 129 declare God's justice, righteousness, and faithfulness in his deliverance of Israel.

Life is full of choices. Every day, every moment, we choose which path we will be on. Moses told the Israelites that life and death was before them. In Psalm 28, David reflects on the consequences of those choices as does Asaph in Psalm 78.

The movie Jerry Maguire made the phrase, "you complete me" famous, but David said it over 3,000 years before in Psalm 27. However, he wasn't saying it to another human being who could fail and disappoint but to the ever faithful God,

David expresses his trust and confidence in the Lord in Psalm 26. The importance of walking with integrity is stressed and that wrongdoers will be judged.

Day 15 of a 50 day devotional and Bible study for the book of Psalms

Day 14 of a 50 day devotional and Bible study for the book of Psalms

Day 13 of a 50 day devotional and Bible study for the book of Psalms

Day 12 of a 50 day devotional and Bible study for the book of Psalms

The righteousness of God as a high tower is a recurring frame in David's Psalms. He was wronged, betrayed, and maligned. He depended on the righteousness of God to defend and vindicate him.