Psalm 69 reminds us that honest, sincere lament and complaint is acceptable to God. It also reminds us to always turn to God in a crisis. We should always trust in God's steadfast love.

How can Psalm 67 guide us in developing our own prayers? It reminds us of God's call for the Church to take the gospel of Jesus Christ to all the nations of the world.

Willfully holding on to the practice of sin can hinder our confidence in prayer. The good news is that God has made provision for our sin. If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive our sins and cleanse us from all unrighteousness. 

Regardless of how we feel and despite whatever our circumstances are, God is always worthy of our praise. God provides everything that the Earth needs and the Earth itself gives praise to Lord.

Psalm 63 teaches us the importance of seeking God for God Himself. There is nothing better than the steadfast love of God. We should meditate on who God is.

Psalm 62 is a psalm about waiting upon God in faith. God alone is our rock, our salvation, and our fortress. We are to trust in God and pour out our heart to him in prayer. 

There is an essential lesson in Psalm 61: We need God to lead us to Himself. We sometimes feel distant from God. We can pray for God to awaken the awareness of His presence in us.

Psalm 60 reminds us that there are still times of defeat and discouragement amid great victories. We need to remember that only God can give victory. Praying God's Word is a great way to strengthen our prayer lives. 

Psalm 59 teaches us that when facing adversity, we should make specific requests of God. We should also focus on who God is, rely on God's strength and steadfast love, and always conclude our prayer time with praise to God.