Comment on Psa 112: As Christians we must lead a Christ-centered life. That means everything and everyone is secondary; God must be primary.

Comment on Psa 111: We should take a keen interest in studying the works of God - beginning with the Bible.

Comment on Psa 110: The New Testament quotes the Psalm, written by David, more than any other. Jesus used this Psalm to prove that He was the Messiah - both David's son and David's Lord.

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Comment on Psa 107: Let us praise God right this minute for His unfailing goodness to us!

Additional comment on Psa 107: For those who enjoy trivia -- this Psalm was the favorite of the English Puritans who sailed to America. It became known as "the Pilgrims' Psalm."

Comment on Psa 106: Remember only a full confession of sin accompanied by real repentance is a true confession.

Comment on Psalm 105: This Psalm records 500 years of God's faithfulness to Israel. What confidence we believers should have in God who rules history. History is God's story.

Question on Psa 104: What sea monster is mentioned in this Psalm?

Comment on Psa 104: Notice how everything created by God on this planet was prepared perfectly for each species of life; bird, animal and man. Even the sea monster, the Leviathan, was given an entire ocean to play in. As the Psalmist says, our rightful response to God's creative power is to sing praises to Him.

Comment on Psalm 103: God wants all of us! He desires us to seek Him with everything we are!

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Comment on Psa 100: Serving the Lord should never be a chore but a delight.

Comment on Psa 99: Remember no matter how much this world appears to be in turmoil the fact remains: God is sovereign and reigns.

Comment on Psa 98: The greatest of all miracles is the salvation of a human soul. Praise God for your salvation right now!

Comment on Psa 97: As we grow in the Lord our distaste for anything that dishonors and displeases Him should also grow.

Comment on Psa 96: The psalmist invites all nations to praise the Lord as the one, true God.

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Comment on Psa 93: God is sovereign. He does as He pleases, when He pleases, where He pleases, how He pleases, and with whom He pleases.

Comment on Psa 92: Believers must make it a regular practice to come to church and be with God's people to hear God's Word and sing God's praises.

Question on Psa 91: Figuratively we will be protected as we trample on what animal & reptile?

Comment on Psa 91: Knowing we have God's protection gives us bold confidence to move forward in our faith in face of dangers we may face.

Question on Psa 90: An earthly 1000 year is what to God?

Comment on Psa 90: There is not such thing as "secret sins" to God. Nothing is hidden from the Lord.

Comment on Psa 89: Even when we are faithless, God remains faithful. He never forgets His word, never forgets His promises, and never violates His covenant.

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Comment on Psa 86: When we are down and need a lift God instructs us to pray for a united heart, at one in Him.

Question on Psa 84: On their pilgrimage to Jerusalem some of the people passed through what valley?

Comment on Psa 84: This valley is most likely a figurative place representing the state of each person's soul as they pass through it. Baca means weeping or a place of weeping. This pictures a person starting out in a place of sorrow but ending up with transformed hearts.