Monday, April 11, 2022

TGW for 4/11-16!

 April 11-15, 2022

Monday, April 11, 2022 Read: Psalm 5:1-6  Read verse three again.  As you begin another week, what prayer requests do you wish to make?  Each morning the psalmist offers his petitions and then waits to see what the Lord will do.  How about you?  Pray: O Lord, since You have invited me to have this quiet time with You, here are some of the things that are on my heart…

Tuesday, April 12, 2022  Read: Psalm 5:7-12  How do you see your house of worship?  The psalmist saw God’s house as a refuge, a place where God’s protection and help becomes our defense against those threaten our faith and life.  Pray: Gracious God, guard us from unbelievers and skeptics who would have us doubt the life we have in You.  In Jesus’ name.  Amen.

Wednesday, April 13, 2022  Read: Psalm 6  This is the first of what are known as the penitential psalms (the others are 32, 38, 51, 102, 130 and 143).  David is sorry for his sin.  He pleads for God’s mercy.  Look at verse nine again – God’s mercy is granted to David.  The Lord has heard David’s plea.  Pray: O Lord, like the psalmist I am in need of your mercy.  Forgive me for…

Thursday, April 14, 2022  Read: Psalm 7:1-9  Have you ever been frustrated by someone who seems like they are out to get you?  Ever have to work with someone who seemed determined to tear you apart? David shows you how and what to pray in Psalm 7.  He expresses a confident faith that God will protect and vindicate him against his unjust enemies.  Pray: Dear Father in heaven, protect me from those who seek to harm me.  In Jesus’ name.  Amen.

Friday, April 15, 2022  Read: Psalm 7:10-17  The psalmist is so confident that God will deliver him from his enemies that he thanks the Lord in advance for His help and justice.  Pray: God Most High, my shield, grant me the same trusting and confident faith as the psalmist.  In the name of Jesus.  Amen.

Saturday, April 16, 2022  Read: Psalm 8  This is the second Messianic psalm you have read and it points to Christ.  Verse five reminds of Jesus’ humiliation; the next verse speaks of Christ’s exaltation and His dominion over all things.  Pray: O Lord, our Lord, how majestic is Your name in all the earth