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The Psalms Speak Life
21 Saturday Dec 2024
Category Archives: Psalms 365: Develop a Life of Worship and Prayer
Let the Good Shepherd Guide You
15 Sunday Dec 2024
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Bible, devotion, devotional, God, good shepherd, hope in God, Jesus, practical Christian living, Prayer, Psalm 23, Psalms, worship
Why dig into the Psalms?
Perhaps Christian humorist Phil Callaway of www.laughagain.org provides the best answer in his endorsement of Psalms 365:
I’m not certain I’d be alive without the Psalms. While my wife was losing her family to Huntington’s disease we lived in its inspiring pages. We still do. David’s devotional is a welcome companion on this journey, particularly for those needing a fresh shot of hope.
In a world of disease, war, and political and economic turmoil, more than ever, we need the hope and encouragement the Psalms can bring.
Psalms 365 is specifically designed to help you develop a life of worship and prayer like the biblical David. Let author David Kitz take you on a journey—a journey to a deeper understanding of God’s will and his ways for your life. Each daily reading provides insight and inspiration for practical Christian living, allowing the Good Shepherd to guide you to the center of his will.
For a closer look at Psalms 365, volumes I, II & III click here.
Getting 2023 Off to a Great Start
08 Sunday Jan 2023
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Are you looking for a devotional to help you get 2023 off to a great start? Do you want to develop and grow in prayer and worship? The Psalms lay out a biblical framework to help us grow in these spiritual disciplines.
God uses vessels in his hands to touch us exactly where and when we need it most. In our own experience, David’s daily insights from Psalms have been great. Not just in an educational sense, though that too, but his devotions touch us right where we need it. And often, it’s a word we can then share with a friend in need in a timely manner. Online and now in book form, both are a blessing!
Pastors Marjorie and Akihiro Mizuno
Christian Life International, Nagoya, Japan
The main body parts for reading the Bible aren’t the eyes and brain; it’s the hands and feet. This theme is woven throughout Psalms 365. As it should be! The focus on living the Word, or as James puts it, “doing it” (James 1:25) is what makes this study in the Psalms top-notch.
Dr. Lawson Murray
President, Scripture Union Canada
Over the years the psalms have become a great source of hope. David Kitz’s devotions are a great accompaniment to them. I find his writing both insightful and uplifting.
Alan Kearns
Glenrothes, Scotland
For further details on Psalms 365: Develop a Life of Worship and Prayer, Volumes I, II & III click here.
Why Read the Psalms?
11 Sunday Dec 2022
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Why dig into the Psalms?
Perhaps Christian humorist Phil Callaway of www.laughagain.org provides the best answer in his endorsement of Psalms 365:
I’m not certain I’d be alive without the Psalms. While my wife was losing her family to Huntington’s disease we lived in its inspiring pages. We still do. David’s devotional is a welcome companion on this journey, particularly for those needing a fresh shot of hope.
In a world of disease, war, and political and economic turmoil, more than ever, we need the hope and encouragement the Psalms can bring. These daily devotions provide the hope and encouragement we all need to live out our faith.
Psalms 365 is specifically designed to help you develop a life of worship and prayer like the biblical David. Let award-winning author David Kitz take you on a journey—a journey to a deeper understanding of God’s will and his ways for your life. Each daily reading provides insight and inspiration for practical Christian living, allowing the Good Shepherd to guide you to the center of his will.
For a closer look at Psalms 365, Volumes I, II & III click here.
Why I Visit with God in the Psalms Every Day
26 Saturday Nov 2022
Why dig into the Psalms?
Perhaps Christian humorist Phil Callaway of www.laughagain.org provides the best answer in his endorsement of Psalms 365:
I’m not certain I’d be alive without the Psalms. While my wife was losing her family to Huntington’s disease we lived in its inspiring pages. We still do. David’s devotional is a welcome companion on this journey, particularly for those needing a fresh shot of hope.
In a world of disease and political and economic turmoil, more than ever, we need the hope and encouragement the Psalms can bring. These daily devotions provide the hope and encouragement we all need to live out our faith.
Psalms 365 is specifically designed to help you develop a life of worship and prayer like the biblical David. Let award-winning author David Kitz take you on a journey—a journey to a deeper understanding of God’s will and his ways for your life. Each daily reading provides insight and inspiration for practical Christian living, allowing the Good Shepherd to guide you to the center of his will.
For a closer look at Psalms 365, Volumes I, II & III click here.
International Endorsements for Psalms 365
12 Saturday Nov 2022
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God uses vessels in his hands to touch us exactly where and when we need it most. In our own experience, David’s daily insights from Psalms have been great. Not just in an educational sense, though that too, but his devotions touch us right where we need it. And often, it’s a word we can then share with a friend in need in a timely manner. Online and now in book form, both are a blessing!
Pastors Marjorie and Akihiro Mizuno
Christian Life International, Nagoya, Japan
The main body parts for reading the Bible aren’t the eyes and brain; it’s the hands and feet. This theme is woven throughout Psalms 365. As it should be! The focus on living the Word, or as James puts it, “doing it” (James 1:25) is what makes this study in the Psalms top-notch.
Dr. Lawson Murray
President, Scripture Union Canada
Over the years the psalms have become a great source of hope. David Kitz’s devotions are a great accompaniment to them. I find his writing both insightful and uplifting.
Alan Kearns
Glenrothes, Scotland
For further details on Psalms 365: Develop a Life of Worship and Prayer, Volumes I, II & III click here.
Healing, Forgiveness and Redemption
23 Sunday Oct 2022
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Volume I of Psalms 365: Develop a Life of Worship and Prayer won the Best Book of the Year Award from The Word Guild, and Volume II has won the Best Devotional of the Year Award. For those who love God’s word, this three-book series is an ideal way to daily meet with the Lord. To purchase or for a closer look click here. 
As Deadly as a Missile Strike
21 Monday Feb 2022
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Today’s quote and prayer from
“Psalms 365: Develop a Life of Worship and Prayer”
by David Kitz.
Reading: Psalm 64
LORD God,
help me to use wisdom and discretion
in all I say, write or post.
You are the judge of every idle word.
Holy Spirit,
guard my heart and my mind.
Amen.
* NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION, COPYRIGHT ©1973, 1978, 1984, 2011 BY BIBLICA
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Volume I of Psalms 365: Develop a Life of Worship and Prayer has won the 2021 Best Book of the Year Award and for those who love God’s word, it’s an ideal way to daily meet with the Lord. For a closer look at Volumes II and III click here.
“Doing It” Makes This Study in the Psalms Top-Notch.
12 Sunday Dec 2021
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Why dig into the Psalms? The Psalms are a poetic feast for the mind, soul and spirit. In them, you will find intimacy with God. For a hundred generations, hungry souls have found nourishment there.
Psalms 365 is specifically designed to help you develop a life of worship and prayer like the biblical David. Let award-winning author, David Kitz, take you on a journey—a journey to a deeper understanding of God’s will and his ways for your life. Each daily reading provides insight and inspiration for practical Christian living, allowing the Good Shepherd to guide you to the center of his will.
Endorsements:
I’m not certain I’d be alive without the Psalms. While my wife was losing her family to Huntington’s disease we lived in its inspiring pages. We still do. David’s devotional is a welcome companion on this journey, particularly for those needing a fresh shot of hope.
Phil Callaway
award-winning author & Christian humorist, www.laughagain.org
The main body parts for reading the Bible aren’t the eyes and brain; it’s the hands and feet. This theme is woven throughout Psalms 365. As it should be! The focus on living the Word, or as James puts it, “doing it” (James 1:25) is what makes this study in the Psalms top-notch.
Dr. Lawson Murray
President, Scripture Union Canada
For a closer look at this three-book series click here.
These Devotions Touch Us Right Where We Need It
04 Saturday Dec 2021
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Why dig into the Psalms? The Psalms are a poetic feast for the mind, soul and spirit. In them, you will find intimacy with God. For a hundred generations, hungry souls have found nourishment there.
Psalms 365 is specifically designed to help you develop a life of worship and prayer like the biblical David. Let award-winning author, David Kitz, take you on a journey—a journey to a deeper understanding of God’s will and his ways for your life. Each daily reading provides insight and inspiration for practical Christian living, allowing the Good Shepherd to guide you to the center of his will.
Endorsements:
I’m not certain I’d be alive without the Psalms. While my wife was losing her family to Huntington’s disease we lived in its inspiring pages. We still do. David’s devotional is a welcome companion on this journey, particularly for those needing a fresh shot of hope.
Phil Callaway
award-winning author & Christian humorist, www.laughagain.org
God uses vessels in his hands to touch us exactly where and when we need it most. In our own experience, David’s daily insights from Psalms have been great. Not just in an educational sense, though that too, but his devotions touch us right where we need it. And often, it’s a word we can then share with a friend in need in a timely manner. Online and now in book form, both are a blessing!
Pastors Marjorie and Akihiro Mizuno
Christian Life International, Nagoya, Japan
For a closer look at this three-book series click here.
I love the Psalms 