We often associate grief with death. But we can grieve any significant loss, including intangibles like our sense of self, security, dignity, status, purpose or potential – especially when they’re taken away from us.

‘How long, Lord?’ asks David in today’s psalm, a question we often pray when we’re struggling and can’t see a way through. Today, we consider what it looks like to trust God in the unanswered prayers. 

Grief isn’t always about losing someone. Sometimes we just feel disappointed, anxious and restless in our lives. Today, Psalm 42 helps us reflect on how we can find hope. 

Today we’re being honest about the times we blame God for our grief and considering whether death is the end as we approach Easter. 

If the psalms express the highs and lows of human experience, this week we’re tackling the lows. But how are we to respond when grief in the psalms turns to violence?  

We’ve come to the end of our week looking at creation in the psalms. We finish by reading Psalm 139 and considering what makes us uniquely human. 

From the pinnacle of creation to the depths of guilt, the psalms speak to us of all the highs and lows of being human. Today we take a moment to pause and reflect on the ways creation reminds us of God’s amazing grace. 

Today, we’re focusing on a much-loved piece from the Bible’s songbook – Psalm 19. It’s a psalm that invites us to celebrate the majesty, power and beauty of God as displayed in the natural world. 

Today we’re considering how we respond to the call to care for the beautiful creation we have been given. 

Today we’re thinking about how God cares for and intervenes in the world he created, and what it looks like for us to practise humility and trust.