I wrote this journal so I could sit in the Psalms slowly, one chapter at a time, and I wanted you to be able to do the same.
When I read the Psalms, I don't want to rush. I want room to notice a word, sit with a verse, and write down what God is showing me. So I built the guide I wished I had: all 150 Psalms, each with its own prompts, so no two chapters feel repetitive.
What you'll find inside
- A contextual overview of the longest book in the Bible to begin, giving you a framework through book study pages
- Chapter-by-chapter guided prompts for all 150 Psalms, with several chapters given more than one page for deeper study (Psalm 1, 51, 119, 139, and more)
- Verse mapping practice, Hebrew word studies, cross-references, and themes
- Space for reflection, prayer, and creative or visual response
- Extra pages to keep your favorite Psalms and verses to memorize
- A tree motif drawn from Psalm 1:3, planted by streams of water
Made by hand, not by a machine
I'm a homeschool mom and a Bible study leader, and I made this myself, to help you study the Psalms for yourself at your own pace. The 8.5 by 11 size gives you real room to write, and the spiral binding lays flat on your lap or your kitchen table, which also makes it easy to use in a group.
A compact softcover edition is on Amazon. This is the premium lay-flat spiral edition, my favorite way to study. It makes a thoughtful gift, too.
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Specs
- Trim size: 8.5 x 11
- Binding: Lay-flat spiral
