Daily Questions: Answer these questions each day as a way of

reflecting on and learning from your daily reading

1. What stood out to you? 2. What did you learn about God? 3. What did you learn about people? 4. What is your key take away from this passage? 5. How can you apply this to your life?

Day 29

Psalm 39-40

Spend some time worshipping the Lord before you dive into his

word.

Day 32

Psalm 45-46

God is described as “king” a lot. What does that mean to you? Is he

your king?

Day 30

Psalm 41-42

What has stuck out to you over and over again throughout this

study?

Day 31

Psalm 43-44

What questions have you come across in your reading? Have you

looked for answers?

Part 2

Daily Questions:

Answer these questions each day as a way of reflecting on and learning from your daily reading

1. What stood out to you? 2. What did you learn about God? 3. What did you learn about people? 4. What is your key take away from this passage? 5. How can you apply this to your life?

Day 33

Psalm 47-48

Sing praises to the name of the Lord today. Have you been

putting what you have learned into practice?

Day 36

Psalm 51-52 Psalm 51 is on the Spotify playlist.

Check it out!

Day 34

Psalm 49 What wisdom did you learn from

this passage today?

Day 35

Psalm 50

How has prayer been a part of your life the past couple weeks? Take some intentional time to

pray today.

Day 38

Psalm 55

Are you hurting today? Practice casting your burdens on the Lord

through prayer.

Day 37

Psalm 53-54 Has this study in Psalms inspired

you to be creative? I encourage you to share your work with

someone today!

Daily Questions:

Answer these questions each day as a way of reflecting on and learning from your daily reading

1. What stood out to you? 2. What did you learn about God? 3. What did you learn about people? 4. What is your key take away from this passage? 5. How can you apply this to your life?

Day 39

Psalm 56-57

I encourage you to do some digging on the historical context

of what David was going through when he wrote these Psalms.

Day 42

Psalm 62-63

Are you on the same page as David? Is God’s love better than

life? Think about that today.

Day 40

Psalm 58-59 Ask the Lord to put someone on

your heart to pray for. Maybe reach out to that friend with an

encouraging text as well.

Day 41

Psalm 60-61

What are you feeling today? Honestly and truly. Share that

with God, whatever it is.

Day 43

Psalm 64-65

I’m plugging Blue Letter Bible again. It’s a great resource to help

you better understand God’s word!

Day 44

Psalm 66-67

What has the discipline of reading your bible every day taught you? How will you continue this habit

or maybe start it?

Daily Questions:

Answer these questions each day as a way of reflecting on and learning from your daily reading

1. What stood out to you? 2. What did you learn about God? 3. What did you learn about people? 4. What is your key take away from this passage? 5. How can you apply this to your life?

Day 45

Psalm 68

There’s a lot of places mentioned in this Psalm. Try and find a map

with them so you can visualize what David is describing.

Day 48

Psalm 72

What have you learned about God’s character over and over again? Why do you think it is

repeated so much?

Day 46

Psalm 69

What verse stood out to you today? Memorize it!

Day 47

Psalm 70-71 What are you thinking and feeling today? Write your own Psalm to

the Lord. You’re basically an expert now!

Day 49

Psalm 73

What does it mean that God is your portion? Sit with that today.

Day 50

Psalm 74 What has God been teaching you up to this point? How can you be bold and share that with others?

Daily Questions:

Answer these questions each day as a way of reflecting on and learning from your daily reading

1. What stood out to you? 2. What did you learn about God? 3. What did you learn about people? 4. What is your key take away from this passage? 5. How can you apply this to your life?

Day 51

Psalm 75-76

This book was written thousands of years ago. Do you believe that it is still true and good today? Why?

Day 54

Psalm 79-80 Do you ever feel like God is angry

with you? Why do you feel that way? Is it right?

Day 52

Psalm 77

Do you know what a testimony is? Look it up and start thinking

about your own testimony.

Day 53

Psalm 78

Spend some time silently waiting on the Lord today. If it’s weird, do

it anyways!

Day 55

Psalm 81-82

David isn’t the only one who wrote Psalms. Who is Asaph?

Day 56

Psalm 83-84

Really reflect on what God has shown you and how you have

changed throughout this month. Praise him for it!