Praying the psalms

It wasn't too long ago that praying the Psalms was an unfamiliar phrase to many Evangelicals. But now recent books on prayer have begun to open the eyes of many to see the value of praying the Psalms.

Praying the Psalms is one of the best ways to experience the peace of God by being full of gratitude, continually giving Him an offering of thanks and praise.

The Psalm 91 Prayer for Protection is a powerful prayer to remind us of God's promise to keep us safe.

King David of the Bible lived a tumultuous life, yet he remained true to the Lord. If you feel like life is spinning out of control, David's Psalm 143 contains word to pray in times of distress. #psalm #pray #peace #life

Are you praying the Psalms? Praying Psalms is be a powerful way to pray God's words back to Him. Learn 4 ways to pray the Psalms, using God's prayer book.

Praying Psalms means talking to God about what comes to mind as you read through the Psalms. I believe the Book of Psalms is the best place in Scripture from which to pray Scripture.

Praying scripture deepens our prayers. Praying the Bible helps us pray God's will. Freshen your prayers by learning to pray scripture.

We soar high when our children are on the mend but can find ourselves in deep valleys when they struggle. My prayer is that you can use these Psalms about hope and healing as a resource to help you work through those tough emotions.

Imprecatory prayers in the Psalms can be violent and hard to understand. Let's answer some common questions about these prayers and see what we can learn.

God's Word is powerful when we read it, but doubly so when we pray it! Today, I'm sharing my 3 favorite psalms to pray when I don't know what to say. 3 Psalms to Pray when You Don't Know what to Say. I hope these prayers encourage you, and give you a place to start when you are feeling stuck in the mud. #prayers #dailyprayer #pray