During challenging times, everyday life can become overwhelming. Psalm 23:4 serves as a source of solace, reminding us that while we may traverse dark valleys, we are not meant to stay there.

Thanks for joining us to examine the three most quoted Psalms in the New Testament. A more comprehensive view is on this chart showing the chapters where the Psalm verses are quoted. Let's start with ...

One obvious answer to this question is Psalm 131. It’s a short Psalm, only three verses. Here it is in its entirety from the Revised Standard Version Catholic Edition (but every translation works): ...

Thank you for participating in our study. Today begins a new installment of last year's “Psalm Summer,” a four-part series so named because I liked the sound of the title. If you missed it last summer ...

The scene in my life is familiar. Something weighs on my heart: a fear, a temptation, or a thought-battle. Seeking comfort, I naturally go to the Psalms. I want to be on the path that is straight and ...

Introduction: A Device That Disappears in Japanese BiblesWhen you open Psalm 119, you may sometimes see words like "Aleph" or ...

Today's Bible Verse: If only you, God, would slay the wicked! Away from me, you who are bloodthirsty! They speak of you with evil intent; your adversaries misuse your name. Do I not hate those who ...

Some situations require surrendering control when outcomes are beyond personal influence. The verse "Be still, and know that I am God" offers guidance for these moments. This stillness involves ...

Editor’s note: This article was first published in the Aug. 2, 1997, issue of America, titled “Praying the Psalms: Some Notes.” For some years I have been keeping rather extensive reading notebooks.