This Psalm illustrates two points of view from the counselors who don't know God, and David who does.

I am sure when the Psalmist wrote this Psalm, he wasn't talking about schoolyard bullies. But that is what my brain hauled up from my memories from nearly 60 years ago. God helped me put to bed some issues from those days.

Another favorite... O Lord our Lord, How Majestic is Your Name!

This Psalm is all about David's realization that some of those closest to him, his son Absalom and his wife's Grandfather Ahithophel are in truth his enemies and they have been plotting David's downfall for years.

Very descriptive text on those who are the enemies of God. Sounds a good deal like something Paul pulled from when he was writing Romans.

I see two types of prayer in this Psalm - the formal prayers and the "cry of the heart" impromptu prayer. There's a place for both.

In this Psalm, David is fleeing Jerusalem for his life in the shadow of his son Absalom's usurping David's throne. This Psalm speaks to my greatest time of personal devastation.

The fate of the wicked is discussed using the picture of harvesting grain.

In this powerful verse of Psalm 1, I discuss the symbolism of the tree, the water, and the fruit. Also - what does it mean to prosper?

My favorite verse in the Old Testament. This one verse revolutionized my opinion of how to get God's Word into my life.