As we approach Easter, and celebrate our forgiveness found at the cross, this week we’re focusing on psalms which include prayers for forgiveness, like Psalm 25. 

As this week draws to a close, we’re ending with Psalm 89. This song invites us to explore what it means to trust in God when it seems as though injustice has the upper hand. 

As we read Psalm 9, we reflect on how we can find hope in the God of justice. 

Psalm 140 begins with a heartfelt plea for protection. In this piece, the psalmist shows what it means to trust in God when under attack.

The Psalms tell us that God cares about justice both on a widespread scale and at a personal level. Today, let’s reflect on what it means to trust in a God who invites us to turn to him when we’re wronged. 

Today, we’re looking at Psalm 37, a wisdom psalm attributed to David, which encourages us to focus our sights on God and commit to living a life that pleases to him. 

Today, we’re exploring what it looks like to experience and express anger in the face of injustice. 

As we begin to explore justice in the Psalms, we’re starting this week with Psalm 72, in which the psalmist calls for a just king to rule the nations. 

Today, Lisa shares a personal reflection on Psalm 91 and you’ll have an opportunity to respond to this week’s reflections by finishing the psalm of lament that you started writing at the beginning of the week.  

Today we’re meditating on Psalm 61 and considering how our grief can make us feel far away from God.