Seeking Pearls

Day 47: Psalms 76-90

Today's text is filled with more stunning Psalms, filled with poetry about the wonders, love, and beauty of our God.
The reading plan for the Psalms portion of 100 days is:
Day 42: Psalms 1-15Day 43: Psalms 16-30Day 44: Psalms 31-45Day 45: Psalms 46-60Day 46: Psalms 61-75Day 47: Psalms 76-90Day 48: Psalms 91-105Day 49: Psalms 106-118Day 50: Psalm 119Day 51: Psalms 120-134Day 52: Psalms 135-150

Day 46: Psalms 61-75

I love today's Psalms! Join me as we read and discuss God's power, care, refuge, Kingship, and prophecies about Jesus!

Day 45: Psalms 46-60

We have some wonderful truths in today's text! There is a river that bring us hope, life and vitality! Additionally, we can know for certain, as David knew, that God is for us.
The reading plan for the Psalms portion of 100 days is:
Day 42: Psalms 1-15
Day 43: Psalms 16-30
Day 44: Psalms 31-45
Day 45: Psalms 46-60
Day 46: Psalms 61-75
Day 47: Psalms 76-90
Day 48: Psalms 91-105
Day 49: Psalms 106-118
Day 50: Psalm 119
Day 51: Psalms 120-134
Day 52: Psalms 135-150

Day 44: Psalms 31-45

Today's selection of Psalms again includes the full gamut of human emotions, from shouts of praise to cries of despair.
The reading plan for the Psalms portion of 100 days is:
Day 42: Psalms 1-15Day 43: Psalms 16-30Day 44: Psalms 31-45Day 45: Psalms 46-60Day 46: Psalms 61-75Day 47: Psalms 76-90Day 48: Psalms 91-105Day 49: Psalms 106-118Day 50: Psalm 119Day 51: Psalms 120-134Day 52: Psalms 135-150

Day 43: Psalms 16-30

Today's Psalms are all written by David. As we read and pray these psalms, we get to express the full range of human emotions, all resulting in praise and honor of God. 
The reading plan for the Psalms portion of 100 days is:
Day 42: Psalms 1-15Day 43: Psalms 16-30Day 44: Psalms 31-45Day 45: Psalms 46-60Day 46: Psalms 61-75Day 47: Psalms 76-90Day 48: Psalms 91-105Day 49: Psalms 106-118Day 50: Psalm 119Day 51: Psalms 120-134Day 52: Psalms 135-150

Day 42: Psalms 1-15

The Psalms are Israel's ancient worship book, and they are also the most quoted OT book in the NT. Every NT author quotes or references the Psalms, and Jesus himself quoted the Psalms many times. The Psalms include honesty with God regarding every single human emotion. There is nothing we cannot bring to God! 
The reading plan for the Psalms portion of 100 days is:
Day 42: Psalms 1-15Day 43: Psalms 16-30Day 44: Psalms 31-45Day 45: Psalms 46-60Day 46: Psalms 61-75Day 47: Psalms 76-90Day 48: Psalms 91-105Day 49: Psalms 106-118Day 50: Psalm 119Day 51: Psalms 120-134Day 52: Psalms 135-150

Day 41: Job 38-42

What a joy it has been the last four days to study Job with you! As we conclude Job, we see the majesty, wonder, authority, power, intelligence, and might of our amazing God. Join me!

Day 40: Job 22-37

In today's text we get more mixed theology from Job's friends. We also see Job longing for friendship with God, yet knowing for sure that God is with him and will restore him.

Day 39: Job 11-21

In today's text we see Job's friends offering very little help and very much criticism. Job's suffering leaders him through a myriad of feelings from utter hopelessness to moments of resurrection hope. The raw honesty of Job should encourage us to bring our honest feelings to God.

Day 38: Job 1-10

In the first 10 chapters of Job we see fascinating interactions between God and Satan; we see intense suffering, and we see the mediator between God and mankind, the Lord Jesus who intercedes for us all the time.