Psalm 120 – 134 are called the Songs of Ascent. While each psalm certainly can stand on its own, they are really meant to be read and understood together as a group. Take the time, if you have it, to read all of the Songs of Ascent together (Psalm 120-134). Read more
This post can stand on its own, but it is meant to be read after reading Psalm 134. As with any scripture, I would encourage you to find your own voice as you seek to respond to this psalm. If you do find this helpful, feel free to pass it on to someone who might be encouraged as well. Read more
This post can stand on its own, but it is meant to be read after reading Psalm 133. As with any scripture, I would encourage you to find your own voice as you seek to respond to this psalm. If you do find this helpful, feel free to pass it on to someone who might be encouraged as well. Read more
While this post can stand on its own, it is meant to be read after reading Psalm 132. As with any scripture, I would encourage you to find your own voice as you seek to respond to this psalm. If you do find this helpful, feel free to pass it on to someone who might be encouraged as well. Read more
Read my Psalm 129 Meditation: Weeds in a Crack Read Psalm 129 from the ESV From dusty ground a cloud comes forth, from feet constrained by chains, with backs broken by the work of evil men’s dark will. But never can they change the worth of men under their reign, […] Read more
Psalm 129 is one of the fifteen Songs of Ascent. While each psalm stands on its own, they are really meant to be read and understood together as a group. Take the time, if you have it, to read all of the Songs of Ascent together (Psalm 120-134). Read more