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Reading the Psalms in a month
The Psalms are 150 songs and prayers. Some praise, some complain, some confess, some remember. Reading all of them in a month lets you hear the whole range of honest prayer the Bible makes room for.
Five psalms a day sounds like a lot, but most are short. One long one, Psalm 119, gets most of a day to itself. If five is too many for this season, read one or two and stretch the plan out.
- Read them out loud if you can. They were written to be sung and prayed.
- Notice the turns: many psalms move from complaint to trust within a few lines.
- Borrow a line you understand and pray it in your own words before you close the Bible.
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